Time heals all wounds? A 2-year longitudinal diffusion tensor imaging study in major depressive disorder | Zendy

Jonathan Repple | Zendy; Dario Zaremba | Zendy; Susanne Meinert | Zendy; Dominik Grotegerd | Zendy; Ronny Redlich | Zendy; Katharina Förster | Zendy; Katharina Dohm | Zendy; Nils Opel | Zendy; Tim Hahn | Zendy; Verena Enneking | Zendy; Elisabeth J. Leehr | Zendy; Joscha Böhnlein | Zendy; Fanni Dzvonyar | Zendy; Lisa Sindermann | Zendy; Nils R. Winter | Zendy; Janik Goltermann | Zendy; Harald Kugel | Zendy; Jochen Bauer | Zendy; Walter Heindel | Zendy; Volker Arolt | Zendy

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Time heals all wounds? A 2-year longitudinal diffusion tensor imaging study in major depressive disorder

Author(s) -

Jonathan Repple,

Dario Zaremba,

Susanne Meinert,

Dominik Grotegerd,

Ronny Redlich,

Katharina Förster,

Katharina Dohm,

Nils Opel,

Tim Hahn,

Verena Enneking,

Elisabeth J. Leehr,

Joscha Böhnlein,

Fanni Dzvonyar,

Lisa Sindermann,

Nils R. Winter,

Janik Goltermann,

Harald Kugel,

Jochen Bauer,

Walter Heindel,

Volker Arolt

Publication year - 2019

Publication title -

journal of psychiatry and neuroscience

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 1.767

H-Index - 99

eISSN - 1488-2434

pISSN - 1180-4882

DOI - 10.1503/jpn.180243

Subject(s) - diffusion mri , superior longitudinal fasciculus , major depressive disorder , fractional anisotropy , white matter , corpus callosum , psychology , cardiology , medicine , psychiatry , magnetic resonance imaging , neuroscience , radiology , cognition

Cross-sectional studies have repeatedly shown impaired white matter integrity in patients with major depressive disorder. Longitudinal analyses are missing from the current research and are crucial to elucidating the impact of disease trajectories on white matter impairment in major depressive disorder.

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