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[Resting-state network evaluation of chronic smokers by functional magnetic resonance imaging.]

Yong Zhang, Yanliang Li, Jingliang Cheng, Anke Dong, Ke Xu, Y L Li

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Abstract

There are some RSNs changes of chronic smokers compared with normal nonsmoking controls, with multiple brain regions functional connectivity abnormalities.

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There are some RSNs changes of chronic smokers compared with normal nonsmoking controls, with multiple brain regions functional connectivity abnormalities.

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There are some RSNs changes of chronic smokers compared with normal nonsmoking controls, with multiple brain regions functional connectivity abnormalities.

Key concepts: Lingual gyrus, Cuneus, Functional magnetic resonance imaging, Occipital lobe, Resting state fMRI, Medicine, Magnetic resonance imaging, Medius

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