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Original Articles

Cortico-thalamo-striatal circuit components’ volumes and their correlations differ significantly among patients with obsessive–compulsive disorder: a case–control MRI study

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Pages 162-170 | Received 13 Dec 2018, Accepted 10 Feb 2019, Published online: 27 Feb 2019

Figures & data

Figure 1. The measurment of orbitofrontal cortex (a), anterior cingulate cortex (b), and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (c,d) in sagittal T2 images.

Figure 1. The measurment of orbitofrontal cortex (a), anterior cingulate cortex (b), and dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (c,d) in sagittal T2 images.

Figure 2. The measurment of striatum and thalamus (a–d) in sequential axial T2 images.

Figure 2. The measurment of striatum and thalamus (a–d) in sequential axial T2 images.

Table 1. The sociodemographic and clinical comparison of obsessive–compulsive disorder patients and healthy controls.

Table 2. The comparison of brain volumes between obsessive–compulsive disorder patients and healthy controls.

Table 3. The correlations between brain volumes and clinical variables in OCD patients (n = 21).

Table 4. The correlations between brain volumes in healthy controls (n = 25).

Table 5. The correlations between brain volumes in OCD patients (n = 21).

Table 6. Fisher r–z transformation test results between OCD patients and healthy controls (z/p values).