Utility of Magnetic Resonance Imaging in First Episodes of Psychosis

Informative video capsule presenting the results of a systematic review and meta-analysis that evaluated 12 studies involving 1,600 patients to determine the prevalence of clinically relevant abnormalities in magnetic resonance images from patients with first episodes of psychosis that could lead to a change in their management or diagnosis. For this and more notes on Psychiatry, visit our platform.
Source:
How Common Are Abnormal Brain MRI Findings in Patients with First Episodes of Psychosis? NEJM Journal Watch summary, reused with permission from NEJM Group. Available at: viatris-coe.s3...
Music copyrights:
Lazy Laura by Quincas Moreira from KZbin Audio Library goo.gl/YmnOAx
SG-NON-2024-00038/20JUL2024