Reduced connectivity between the left fusiform body area and the extrastriate body area in anorexia nervosa is associated with body image distortion
Authors:
- Boris SuchanBSBoris Suchan
- Denise Soria BauserDBDenise Soria Bauser
- Martin BuschMBMartin Busch
- Dietmar SchulteDSDietmar Schulte
- Dietrich GrönemeyerDGDietrich Grönemeyer
- Stephan HerpertzSHStephan Herpertz
- Silja VocksSVSilja Vocks
- 1 March 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Behavioural Brain Research
- Vol. 241, 80-85
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