Reduced task-related functional connectivity during a set-shifting task in unmedicated early-stage Parkinson’s disease patients

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Corine C. de Bondt
Niels J. H. M. Gerrits
Dick J. Veltman
Henk W. Berendse
Odile A. van den Heuvel
Ysbrand D. van der Werf
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[1] VU University Medical Center (VUmc),Department of Anatomy and Neurosciences
[2] An Institute of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences,Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience
[3] VU University Medical Center (VUmc),Department of Neurology
[4] VU University Medical Center (VUmc),Department of Psychiatry
[5] Neuroscience Campus Amsterdam (NCA),undefined
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BMC Neuroscience | / 17卷
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Parkinson’s disease; Task-related functional connectivity; Set-shifting; Functional magnetic resonance imaging; Compensation;
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