Use of an Individual-Level Approach to Identify Cortical Connectivity Biomarkers in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
Use of an Individual-Level Approach to Identify Cortical Connectivity Biomarkers in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
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10.1016/j.bpsc.2018.07.014
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2019-01
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Liu H
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Brennan BP;Wang D;Li M;Perriello C;Ren J;Elias JA;Van Kirk NP;Krompinger JW;Pope HG Jr;Haber SN;Rauch SL;Baker JT;Liu H
Existing functional connectivity studies of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) support a model of circuit dysfunction. However, these group-level observations have failed to yield neuroimaging biomarkers sufficient to serve as a test for the OCD diagnosis, to predict current or future symptoms, or to predict treatment response, perhaps because these studies failed to account for the substantial inter-subject variability in structural and functional brain organization. We used functional regions, localized in each of 41 individual OCD patients, to identify cortical connectivity biomarkers of both global and dimension-specific symptom severity and to detect functional connections that track changes in symptom severity following intensive residential treatment. Global OCD symptom severity was directly linked to dysconnectivity between large-scale intrinsic brain networks – particularly between dorsal attention, default, and frontoparietal networks. Changes within a subset of connections between these networks were associated with symptom resolution. Additionally, distinct and non-overlapping cortical connectivity biomarkers were identified that were significantly associated with the severity of contamination/washing and responsibility for harm/checking symptoms, highlighting the contribution of dissociable neural networks to specific OCD symptom dimensions. By contrast, when we defined functional regions conventionally, using a population-level brain atlas, we no longer could identify connectivity biomarkers of severity or improvement for any of the symptom dimensions. Our findings would seem to encourage use of individual-level approaches to connectivity analyses in order to better delineate the cortical and subcortical networks underlying symptom severity and improvement at the dimensional level in OCD patients.
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