Abnormal spatial and temporal concordance between local spontaneous intrinsic brain activity measures across three major psychiatric disorders

Key Points

• Abnormal spatial and temporal concordance in intrinsic brain activity was observed in patients with major psychiatric disorders.
• Key evidence includes neural measures indicating significant discrepancies in spatial and temporal patterns.
• Observational analysis across different psychiatric conditions demonstrates varying levels of functional connectivity among individuals.
• Results suggest the need for further exploration of common neural mechanisms underlying these disorders.