Brain Networks Detectable by fMRI during On-Line Self Report of Hallucinations in Schizophrenia
Gill, K. S.; Percival, C.; Roes, M.; Arreaza, L.; Chinchani, A.; Sanford, N.; Sena, W.; Mohammadsadeghi, H.; Menon, M.; Hughes, M.; Carruthers, S.; Sumner, P.; Woods, W.; Jardri, R.; Sommer, I. E.; Rossell, S. L.; Woodward, T. S.
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An analysis of an internationally shared functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) data involving healthy participants and schizophrenia patients extracted brain networks involved in listening to radio speech and capture hallucination experiences. A multidimensional analysis technique demonstrated that for radio-speech sound files, a brain network matching known auditory perception networks emerged, and importantly, displayed speech-duration-dependent hemodynamic responses (HDRs), confirming fMRI detection of these speech events. In the hallucination-capture data, although a sensorimotor (response) network emerged, it did not show hallucination-duration-dependent HDRs. We conclude that although fMRI retrieved the brain network involved in generating the motor responses indicating the start and end of an experienced hallucination, the hallucination event itself was not detected. Previous reports on brain networks detected by fMRI during hallucination capture is reviewed in this context.
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