ICPS
2019 International Convention of Psychological Science · 2019
Using Resting State Intrinsic Network Connectivity to Identify Suicide Risk in Mood Disorders
- Jonathan Stange
University of Illinois at Chicago - Lisanne Jenkins
University of Illinois at Chicago - Stephanie Pocius
University of Illinois at Chicago - Kayla Kreutzer
University of Illinois at Chicago - Katie Bessette
University of Illinois at Chicago - Sophie DelDonno
University of Illinois at Chicago - Leah Kling
University of Illinois at Chicago - Runa Bhaumik
University of Illinois at Chicago - John Keilp
Columbia University - K. Luan Phan
University of Illinois at Chicago - Scott Langenecker
University of Illinois at Chicago
Abstract
By examining resting-state functional connectivity within intrinsic neural networks, we identified several brain regions involved in cognitive control and emotion regulation that showed stably disrupted network connectivity among individuals with a history of suicidal behavior, relative to mood disorder and nonclinical comparison groups, suggesting potential neural targets for attenuating risk.
Suicide
