• Pictures of Schizophrenia: Neuro Imaging showing the disease process
• Schizophrenia is a disease of the brain (research data and brain images)
• New dynamic imaging techniques provide a deeper look at the disease process of schizophrenia and Alzheimer's
• 3D maps show brain gene activity for Schizophrenia - New Scientist Magazine
• Detailed Brain Images - Longitudinal Schizophrenia Study (UCLA)
• Schizophrenics suffer brain 'forest fire' (BBC News)ture

Additional images are below

Image Source: UCLA Laboratory of Neuro Imaging, UCLA, Derived from high-resolution magnetic resonance images (MRI scans), the above images were created after repeatedly scanning 12 schizophrenia subjects over five years, and comparing them with matched 12 healthy controls, scanned at the same ages and intervals. Severe loss of gray matter is indicated by red and pink colors, while stable regions are in blue. STG denotes the superior temporal gyrus, and DLPFC denotes the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. Note: This study was of Childhood onset schizophrenia (defined as schizophrenia diagnosed in children under the age of 13 or so) which occurs in approximately 1 of every 40,000 people and is frequently a significantly more aggressive form of schizophrenia (than regular schizophrenia that typically begins when people are aged 15 to 25 (slightly later for women) - and impacts approximatley 1 of every 100 people).