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Abnormal dynamic functional connectivity during fear extinction learning in PTSD and anxiety disorders
by
Pace-Schott, Edward F
, Seo Jeehye
, Wen Zhenfu
, Milad, Mohammed R
in
Anxiety
/ Anxiety disorders
/ Attention
/ Cognitive ability
/ Extinction behavior
/ Fear conditioning
/ Learning
/ Memory
/ Mental disorders
/ Neural networks
/ Neuroimaging
/ Patients
/ Post traumatic stress disorder
/ Prefrontal cortex
/ Somatosensory cortex
/ Trauma
2022
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Abnormal dynamic functional connectivity during fear extinction learning in PTSD and anxiety disorders
by
Pace-Schott, Edward F
, Seo Jeehye
, Wen Zhenfu
, Milad, Mohammed R
in
Anxiety
/ Anxiety disorders
/ Attention
/ Cognitive ability
/ Extinction behavior
/ Fear conditioning
/ Learning
/ Memory
/ Mental disorders
/ Neural networks
/ Neuroimaging
/ Patients
/ Post traumatic stress disorder
/ Prefrontal cortex
/ Somatosensory cortex
/ Trauma
2022
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Abnormal dynamic functional connectivity during fear extinction learning in PTSD and anxiety disorders
by
Pace-Schott, Edward F
, Seo Jeehye
, Wen Zhenfu
, Milad, Mohammed R
in
Anxiety
/ Anxiety disorders
/ Attention
/ Cognitive ability
/ Extinction behavior
/ Fear conditioning
/ Learning
/ Memory
/ Mental disorders
/ Neural networks
/ Neuroimaging
/ Patients
/ Post traumatic stress disorder
/ Prefrontal cortex
/ Somatosensory cortex
/ Trauma
2022
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Abnormal dynamic functional connectivity during fear extinction learning in PTSD and anxiety disorders
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Abnormal dynamic functional connectivity during fear extinction learning in PTSD and anxiety disorders
2022
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Overview
Examining the neural circuits of fear/threat extinction advanced our mechanistic understanding of several psychiatric disorders, including anxiety disorders (AX) and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). More is needed to understand the interplay of large-scale neural networks during fear extinction in these disorders. We used dynamic functional connectivity (FC) to study how FC might be perturbed during conditioned fear extinction in individuals with AX or PTSD. We analyzed neuroimaging data from 338 individuals that underwent a two-day fear conditioning and extinction paradigm. The sample included healthy controls (HC), trauma-exposed non-PTSD controls, and patients diagnosed with AX or PTSD. Dynamic FC during extinction learning gradually increased in the HC group but not in patient groups. The lack of FC change in patients was predominantly observed within and between the default mode, frontoparietal control, and somatomotor networks. The AX and PTSD groups showed impairments in different, yet partially overlapping connections especially involving the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex. Extinction-induced FC predicted ventromedial prefrontal cortex activation and FC during extinction memory recall only in the HC group. FC impairments during extinction learning correlated with fear- and anxiety-related clinical measures. These findings suggest that relative to controls, individuals with AX or PTSD exhibited widespread abnormal FC in higher-order cognitive and attention networks during extinction learning and failed to establish a link between neural signatures during extinction learning and memory retrieval. This failure might underlie abnormal processes related to the conscious awareness, attention allocation, and sensory processes during extinction learning and retrieval in fear- and anxiety-related disorders.
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Nature Publishing Group
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