Fig. 3: NCS, craving, and drinking over time. | Neuropsychopharmacology

Fig. 3: NCS, craving, and drinking over time.

From: The neurobiological cravings signature (NCS) as a predictive neuromarker of clinical outcomes in alcohol use disorder

Fig. 3: NCS, craving, and drinking over time.

Graphs are showing (A) mean PACS scores; (B) PEth and (C) HDD% values by visit, for the two participant groups, defined by a median spit by NCS scores from the alcohol vs non-alcohol contrasts: a high NCS group (above median, solid line) and a low NCS group (below median, dashed line). Values are means ± SE. fMRI scan session at the end of treatment week 3 marked by the arrow. HDD% = percentage heavy drinking days ( > 60 g alcohol/day), averaged since last study visit.

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