Reduced Gray Matter Volume of the Hippocampal Tail as a Characteristic Change in Melancholic Depression: Evidence from an MRI Study

Zhaosong Chu(Kunming Medical University), Zonglin Shen(Kunming Medical University), Mengxin He(Kunming Medical University), Yuqi Cheng(Hangzhou Seventh Peoples Hospital), Yi Lu(Shandong Provincial Hospital), Lijin Yuan(Kunming Medical University), Xiufeng Xu(Kunming Medical University), Kun Lian(Kunming Medical University)
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October 19, 2023
10.21203/rs.3.rs-3460220/v1
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