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Cerebellar hypermetabolism disrupts fronto-cerebellar resting-state functional connectivity and associated executive compensation
Cerebellar hypermetabolism measured with FDG-PET is interpreted as maladaptive plasticity, while increased cerebellar functional connectivity reported in fMRI studies indicates a compensatory role. Using Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD) as a neurobiological model, the combination of PET and fMRI examinati
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