Helen Beaumont1,
Geoff J. M. Parker1, Roland Zahn2, Laura M. Parkes1
1Centre
for Imaging Sciences & Biomedical Imaging Institute, University of
Manchester, Manchester, GMC, United Kingdom; 2Divisions of
Psychology & Psychiatry, University of Manchester, Manchester, GMC,
United Kingdom
Perfusion was greater in right occipital regions and cerebellum in patients compared to controls and was lower in right frontal and temporal regions. Arrival time showed more bilateral differences, being longer in insular, occipital and medial temporal regions in patients compared to controls and shorter in the caudate, amygdala and temporal regions.