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Abstract #5302

Disrupted functional connectivity of occipital lobe with frontal and parietal regions in subjects with Cocaine addiction.

Jaspreet Kaur1, Divya Gautam1, and Rahul Garg1

1Computer Science and Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, Delhi, India

The study aims at exploring a data driven method to analyse connectivity differences between two populations - subjects with cocaine addiction and healthy controls. Sufficient indications of previously undiscovered hypo- and hyper-connectivity was observed in cocaine addicts spanning different lobes of brain suggesting that hypothesis driven approaches are insufficient.

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