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Exploration of brain imaging biomarkers in subthreshold depression patients across different ages: an ALE meta-analysis based on MRI studies
by
Hu, Yudie
, Li, Zhaoying
, Liang, Chen
, Wu, Jingsong
, Liu, Zhihan
, He, Youze
, Yin, Lufeng
, Yao, Rujie
, Zhao, Baoru
, Cao, Lei
in
Activation likelihood estimation
/ Adolescent
/ Adult
/ Age
/ Age Factors
/ Age factors in disease
/ Aged
/ Agreements
/ Basal ganglia
/ Biological markers
/ Biomarkers
/ Brain - diagnostic imaging
/ Brain research
/ Cortex (cingulate)
/ Cortex (frontal)
/ Depression - diagnostic imaging
/ Depression - physiopathology
/ Depression, Mental
/ Different ages
/ Female
/ Frontal gyrus
/ Frontostriatal circuit
/ Globus pallidus
/ Health aspects
/ Humans
/ Likelihood Functions
/ Magnetic Resonance Imaging
/ Male
/ Medical imaging
/ Medicine
/ Medicine & Public Health
/ Mental depression
/ Meta-analysis
/ Middle age
/ Middle Aged
/ Nervous system
/ Neurobiology
/ Neuroimaging
/ Older people
/ Parahippocampal gyrus
/ Pathophysiology
/ Patients
/ Physiological aspects
/ Psychiatry
/ Psychotherapy
/ Putamen
/ Subthreshold depression
/ Systematic Review
/ Teenagers
/ Young Adult
/ Young adults
2025
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Exploration of brain imaging biomarkers in subthreshold depression patients across different ages: an ALE meta-analysis based on MRI studies
by
Hu, Yudie
, Li, Zhaoying
, Liang, Chen
, Wu, Jingsong
, Liu, Zhihan
, He, Youze
, Yin, Lufeng
, Yao, Rujie
, Zhao, Baoru
, Cao, Lei
in
Activation likelihood estimation
/ Adolescent
/ Adult
/ Age
/ Age Factors
/ Age factors in disease
/ Aged
/ Agreements
/ Basal ganglia
/ Biological markers
/ Biomarkers
/ Brain - diagnostic imaging
/ Brain research
/ Cortex (cingulate)
/ Cortex (frontal)
/ Depression - diagnostic imaging
/ Depression - physiopathology
/ Depression, Mental
/ Different ages
/ Female
/ Frontal gyrus
/ Frontostriatal circuit
/ Globus pallidus
/ Health aspects
/ Humans
/ Likelihood Functions
/ Magnetic Resonance Imaging
/ Male
/ Medical imaging
/ Medicine
/ Medicine & Public Health
/ Mental depression
/ Meta-analysis
/ Middle age
/ Middle Aged
/ Nervous system
/ Neurobiology
/ Neuroimaging
/ Older people
/ Parahippocampal gyrus
/ Pathophysiology
/ Patients
/ Physiological aspects
/ Psychiatry
/ Psychotherapy
/ Putamen
/ Subthreshold depression
/ Systematic Review
/ Teenagers
/ Young Adult
/ Young adults
2025
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Exploration of brain imaging biomarkers in subthreshold depression patients across different ages: an ALE meta-analysis based on MRI studies
by
Hu, Yudie
, Li, Zhaoying
, Liang, Chen
, Wu, Jingsong
, Liu, Zhihan
, He, Youze
, Yin, Lufeng
, Yao, Rujie
, Zhao, Baoru
, Cao, Lei
in
Activation likelihood estimation
/ Adolescent
/ Adult
/ Age
/ Age Factors
/ Age factors in disease
/ Aged
/ Agreements
/ Basal ganglia
/ Biological markers
/ Biomarkers
/ Brain - diagnostic imaging
/ Brain research
/ Cortex (cingulate)
/ Cortex (frontal)
/ Depression - diagnostic imaging
/ Depression - physiopathology
/ Depression, Mental
/ Different ages
/ Female
/ Frontal gyrus
/ Frontostriatal circuit
/ Globus pallidus
/ Health aspects
/ Humans
/ Likelihood Functions
/ Magnetic Resonance Imaging
/ Male
/ Medical imaging
/ Medicine
/ Medicine & Public Health
/ Mental depression
/ Meta-analysis
/ Middle age
/ Middle Aged
/ Nervous system
/ Neurobiology
/ Neuroimaging
/ Older people
/ Parahippocampal gyrus
/ Pathophysiology
/ Patients
/ Physiological aspects
/ Psychiatry
/ Psychotherapy
/ Putamen
/ Subthreshold depression
/ Systematic Review
/ Teenagers
/ Young Adult
/ Young adults
2025
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Exploration of brain imaging biomarkers in subthreshold depression patients across different ages: an ALE meta-analysis based on MRI studies
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Exploration of brain imaging biomarkers in subthreshold depression patients across different ages: an ALE meta-analysis based on MRI studies
2025
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Overview
Background
Structural neuroimaging findings in Subthreshold depression (StD) patients at different ages are highly heterogeneous. This study aims to investigate the pathophysiology of StD across different ages.
Methods
Literature searches for MRI studies of StD were conducted in 11 databases, including PubMed and Embase, from database inception to June 18, 2024. An activation likelihood estimation (ALE) meta-analysis was performed on the studies across different ages.
Results
A total of 24 studies were included. The results revealed that the significant convergent brain regions in StD patients across different ages were primarily located within the frontostriatal circuit. Age-related differences were observed. For adolescent patients, the significant convergent brain regions were the caudate, putamen, anterior cingulate cortex (ACC), and medial frontal gyrus (MFG). For young adult patients, the significant convergent brain regions were the inferior frontal gyrus, parahippocampal gyrus, insula, putamen, claustrum, and medial globus pallidus. For middle-aged and older patients, the significant convergent brain regions were the ACC, the MFG, and the superior frontal gyrus.
Conclusions
This study revealed that abnormalities in the frontostriatal circuit were neuroimaging features common in StD patients across different ages. Additionally, unique different brain regions were identified between age groups. These findings elucidated the mechanisms of StD and provided a theoretical basis for its prevention and treatment.
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BioMed Central,BioMed Central Ltd,Springer Nature B.V,BMC
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