Effects of cannabis use on human brain structure in psychosis: a systematic review combining in vivo structural neuroimaging and post mortem studies.

Curr Pharm Des · 2012 · PMC3474956 · PMID 22716152

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Cannabis exposure over time was associated with bilateral thalamic volume loss which was highly significant on the right side. 3.3 Post Mortem Results Three studies investigated cannabinoid receptor binding in brains of SCZ at death and additionally reported the effects on the receptors caused through the use of cannabis.

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Further analyses in this study of C+ FEP versus C- HC showed a trend for a decrease in the right posterior cingulate grey matter.

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