P529. Longitudinal Illness- and Medication-Related Brain Volume Changes in Psychosis are Shaped by Connectome Architecture
Sidhant Chopra(Yale University), Alex Fornito(Monash University), Stuart Oldham(Monash University), Christos Pantelis(The University of Melbourne), Ashlea Segal(Neurosciences Institute), Stephen J. Wood(The University of Melbourne), Barnaby Nelson(The University of Melbourne), Kristina Sabaroedin(University of Calgary), Patrick D. McGorry(The University of Melbourne), Kelly Allott(The University of Melbourne), Hok Pan Yuen(The University of Melbourne), Mark A. Bellgrove(Monash University), Vanessa Cropley(The University of Melbourne), Mario Álvarez‐Jiménez(The University of Melbourne), Susy Harrigan(Orygen Youth Health), Lara Baldwin(The University of Melbourne), Brian O’Donoghue(The University of Melbourne), Jeggan Tiego(Monash University), Jessica Graham(The University of Melbourne), Edwina R. Orchard(Yale University), Alexander Holmes(Monash University), Shona M. Francey(The University of Melbourne)
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