Differential relationships of PTSD symptom clusters with cortical thickness and grey matter volumes among women with PTSD

Keyphrases

• Active Avoidance 30%
• Amygdala 10%
• Brain Structure 10%
• Comorbid Anxiety 10%
• Comorbid Depression 10%
• Cortex 10%
• Cortical Thickness 100%
• Differential Relation 100%
• Emotional Processing 10%
• Emotional Regulation 10%
• Fear Acquisition 10%
• Fear Extinction 10%
• Free Women 10%
• Gray Matter Volume 100%
• Healthy Controls 10%
• Hippocampus 10%
• Hyperarousal 10%
• Hyperarousal Symptoms 10%
• Inferior Temporal Gyrus 10%
• Interpersonal Violence 40%
• Lateral Fissure 10%
• Lateral Occipital Cortex 10%
• Left Amygdala 10%
• Left Lateral Sectionectomy 10%
• Medial Temporal 10%
• Memory Retrieval 10%
• Middle Occipital Gyrus 10%
• Middle Temporal Gyrus 10%
• Neuroimaging Studies 10%
• Paracentral 10%
• Parahippocampal 10%
• Posterior Cingulate 10%
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 100%
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Symptom Clusters 100%
• Precentral Gyrus 10%
• Re-experiencing 10%
• Re-experiencing Symptoms 10%
• Right Amygdala 10%
• Risk Factors 10%
• Specific Symptoms 10%
• Structural Brain Changes 10%
• Structural Neuroimaging 10%
• Subcortical Network 10%
• Subcortical Structures 10%
• Subgroup Analysis 10%
• Symptom Cluster 10%
• Symptom Severity 60%
• Temporal Gyrus 10%
• Trauma 20%
• Vertex-wise 10%
• Violence against Women 10%
• Violence Exposure 30%
• Volume Analysis 10%

Neuroscience

• Active Avoidance 23%
• Amygdala 23%
• Fight-or-Flight Response 15%
• Gray Matter 100%
• Gyri 15%
• Hippocampus 7%
• Inferior Temporal Gyrus 7%
• Middle Temporal Gyrus 7%
• Occipital Lobe 7%
• Postcentral Gyrus 7%
• Posterior Cingulate 7%
• Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 100%
• Subcortical Structure 7%