Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8815981 Journal of Affective Disorders 2018 33 Pages PDF
Abstract
The observations in the DLPFC may reflect a neurobiochemical correlate of disturbed cognitive control function in CB and CC PD. While the alterations in CB patients suggest increased basal activity, the observed patterns in CC patients likely reflect decreased or inhibited activity. The alterations of NAA and Glu levels in the ACC and DMPFC indirectly support the assumption of disturbed neuronal function in regions involved in social cognition and mentalizing abilities in both CB and CC PD. Further studies should include the investigation of metabolites of neuronal inhibition (GABA) and the examination of treatment effects.
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