Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders
Studies from Westmead Hospital describe new findings in post-traumatic stress disorders
Published in Medical Imaging Law Weekly, November 27th, 2007
"PTSD studies, however, have been confounded by comorbid depression, which shows similar dysregulation," wrote A.H. Kemp and colleagues, Westmead Hospital.
The researchers concluded: "Amygdala and medial prefrontal activity was reduced in PTSD-depression compared to PTSD-alone samples, highlighting the need to account for comorbidity."
Kemp and colleagues published their study in Psychiatry Research - Neuroimaging (Influence of comorbid depression...
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