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Neural oscillations while remembering traumatic memories in PTSD

2019-05-17

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<h4>Background</h4> In posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), the traumatic event is often re-experienced through vivid sensory fragments of the traumatic experience. Though the sensory phenomenology of traumatic memories is well established, neural indications for this qualitative experience are lacking. The current study aimed at monitoring the oscillatory brain activity of PTSD patients during directed and imag...

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0754f0a2-0302-530c-b395-192d516209ff
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10.1101/639310
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