A possible mechanism for PTSD symptoms in patients with traumatic brain injury: central autonomic network disruption

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RT @griz1: Interesting paper links post-#TBI autonomic dysfunction with potential for anxiety/PTSD @UCLABrainSPORT #JC @kBickart @Neurotrau…

RT @griz1: Interesting paper links post-#TBI autonomic dysfunction with potential for anxiety/PTSD @UCLABrainSPORT #JC @kBickart @Neurotrau…

Interesting paper links post-#TBI autonomic dysfunction with potential for anxiety/PTSD @UCLABrainSPORT #JC @kBickart @Neurotrauma @neuroayogi @ASnyderPhD @SportsNeuroSoc @TheNewANA1 @DrEmilyD @enigmabrains @sonyalynanne4 Williamson JB Front NeuroEng 2013:

#BrainSPORT #journalclub presented by @kBickart: central autonomic disruption as mechanism for #PTSD & #TBI Sx? (Williams 2013) -> limbic microstructure disruption found in Santhanam 2019 and Sydnor 2020 https://t.co/w1HQgGK5nL https://t.co/Qqxqoc

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