Resting cerebral glucose metabolism in first-episode and previously treated patients with schizophrenia relates to clinical features.

R E Gur; P D Mozley; S M Resnick; L H Mozley; D L Shtasel; F Gallacher; S E Arnold; J S Karp; A Alavi; M Reivich

doi:10.1001/archpsyc.1995.03950200047013

Resting cerebral glucose metabolism in first-episode and previously treated patients with schizophrenia relates to clinical features.

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