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Brain functional connectivity correlates of response in the 7.5% CO <sub>2</sub> inhalational model of generalized anxiety disorder: a pilot study

2019-10-30

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The 7.5% CO 2 inhalational model (‘CO 2 challenge’) can be used to explore potential treatments for generalized anxiety disorder. However, it remains unknown how inter-individual variability in the functional architecture of negative affective valence systems might relate to the anxiogenic response to CO 2 challenge. In this pilot study, we explored how connectivity in systems associated with processing potenti...

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b74acdee-10b2-5708-bb05-f49a6830fdb7
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10.1101/823617
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