The Human Frontal Lobes: Functions and Disorders, 2nd ed

Structural imaging biomarkers for bipolar disorder: Meta‐analyses of whole‐brain voxel‐based morphometry studies

“…Other functional MRI studies have also implicated dysfunction of the neural networks including the STG region in emotional processing impairment observed in BD patients (Mitchell, Elliott, Barry, Cruttenden, & Woodruff, 2004;Pavuluri, O'Connor, Harral, & Sweeney, 2007). It is believed to be instrumental in classical executive functions such as inhibition, planning, sequencing, working memory, and abstract reasoning (Fallon & Owen, 2008). Progressive reductions of GM volume were also found in the OFC in longitudinal studies (Gogtay et al, 2007).…”

“…The bilateral DLPFC is linked to emotion regulation (Golkar et al, 2012), and the right DLPFC specifically has been associated with attentional control during emotional tasks (Grimm et al, 2008). It is believed to be instrumental in classical executive functions such as inhibition, planning, sequencing, working memory, and abstract reasoning (Fallon & Owen, 2008). In a test of social perception, patients with DLPFC damage showed deficits in using social cues to make interpersonal judgments and had poor insight into their own deficits (Mah, Arnold, & Grafman, 2004).…”

Structural imaging biomarkers for bipolar disorder: Meta‐analyses of whole‐brain voxel‐based morphometry studies

“…Other functional MRI studies have also implicated dysfunction of the neural networks including the STG region in emotional processing impairment observed in BD patients (Mitchell, Elliott, Barry, Cruttenden, & Woodruff, 2004;Pavuluri, O'Connor, Harral, & Sweeney, 2007). It is believed to be instrumental in classical executive functions such as inhibition, planning, sequencing, working memory, and abstract reasoning (Fallon & Owen, 2008). Progressive reductions of GM volume were also found in the OFC in longitudinal studies (Gogtay et al, 2007).…”

“…The bilateral DLPFC is linked to emotion regulation (Golkar et al, 2012), and the right DLPFC specifically has been associated with attentional control during emotional tasks (Grimm et al, 2008). It is believed to be instrumental in classical executive functions such as inhibition, planning, sequencing, working memory, and abstract reasoning (Fallon & Owen, 2008). In a test of social perception, patients with DLPFC damage showed deficits in using social cues to make interpersonal judgments and had poor insight into their own deficits (Mah, Arnold, & Grafman, 2004).…”

Structural imaging biomarkers for bipolar disorder: Meta‐analyses of whole‐brain voxel‐based morphometry studies

“…Other functional MRI studies have also implicated dysfunction of the neural networks including the STG region in emotional processing impairment observed in BD patients (Mitchell, Elliott, Barry, Cruttenden, & Woodruff, 2004;Pavuluri, O'Connor, Harral, & Sweeney, 2007). It is believed to be instrumental in classical executive functions such as inhibition, planning, sequencing, working memory, and abstract reasoning (Fallon & Owen, 2008). Progressive reductions of GM volume were also found in the OFC in longitudinal studies (Gogtay et al, 2007).…”

“…The bilateral DLPFC is linked to emotion regulation (Golkar et al, 2012), and the right DLPFC specifically has been associated with attentional control during emotional tasks (Grimm et al, 2008). It is believed to be instrumental in classical executive functions such as inhibition, planning, sequencing, working memory, and abstract reasoning (Fallon & Owen, 2008). In a test of social perception, patients with DLPFC damage showed deficits in using social cues to make interpersonal judgments and had poor insight into their own deficits (Mah, Arnold, & Grafman, 2004).…”

Structural imaging biomarkers for bipolar disorder: Meta‐analyses of whole‐brain voxel‐based morphometry studies

“…Other functional MRI studies have also implicated dysfunction of the neural networks including the STG region in emotional processing impairment observed in BD patients (Mitchell, Elliott, Barry, Cruttenden, & Woodruff, 2004;Pavuluri, O'Connor, Harral, & Sweeney, 2007). It is believed to be instrumental in classical executive functions such as inhibition, planning, sequencing, working memory, and abstract reasoning (Fallon & Owen, 2008). Progressive reductions of GM volume were also found in the OFC in longitudinal studies (Gogtay et al, 2007).…”

“…The bilateral DLPFC is linked to emotion regulation (Golkar et al, 2012), and the right DLPFC specifically has been associated with attentional control during emotional tasks (Grimm et al, 2008). It is believed to be instrumental in classical executive functions such as inhibition, planning, sequencing, working memory, and abstract reasoning (Fallon & Owen, 2008). In a test of social perception, patients with DLPFC damage showed deficits in using social cues to make interpersonal judgments and had poor insight into their own deficits (Mah, Arnold, & Grafman, 2004).…”