Naltrexone engages a brain reward network in the presence of reward-predictive distractor stimuli in males

Intrinsic brain activity in sensorimotor cortices characterises substance use disorders: An activation likelihood estimation meta-analysis

“…The contributing study to C1 by Liao and colleagues (2012) (Courtney et al, 2016;Langleben et al, 2014;Lukas et al, 2013;Spencer et al, 2023). However, it is firstly unclear how the processes underlying ReHo or ALFF and those underlying cue-reactivity are related and secondly whether opioid ligand treatments can be used to normalise ReHo and ALFF values in SUDs whose primary drug of use is not an opioid receptor agonist.…”