Mapping abnormalities in the morphological similarity network and neurotransmitters in cocaine use disorder: A multimodal neruoimaging study

Key Points

• Brain abnormalities associated with cocaine use disorder were identified using multimodal neuroimaging techniques.
• Changes in neurotransmitter levels were linked to these structural abnormalities, particularly in specific brain regions.
• Assessment involved a combination of brain imaging methods to explore the morphological similarity network.
• The findings highlight the potential for targeted therapeutic strategies in cocaine use disorder treatment.