diagnosisanxietyanxiety disordersmeasurementpsychometricstraumaBackgroundDiagnostic criteria for DSM-5 posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are in many ways similar to DSM-IV criteria, raising the possibility that it might be possible to closely approximate DSM-5 diagnoses using DSM-IV symptoms. If so,...
PTSD symptoms were assessed using the PSS and diagnosis was determined by applying DSM-IV criteria to PSS items; control subjects were negative for current or lifetime PTSD Recruited through Veterans Affairs Medical Center PTSD Outpatient Program (San Francisco, California) and through community fliers...
PTSD diagnosis remained significantly associated with smaller volume of both left and right lobule VIIB, and vermis VI. While initially significant, effects of PTSD diagnosis on right lobule V (p-FDR = 0.096) and left crus II (p-FDR = 0.133...
Indeed, the majority of innate immune and cytokine signatures were more strongly related to a universal diagnosis of PTSD across differences in biological sex and modes of traumas, rather than in these other disorders. Figure 3 Concordance of transcriptome-wide innate immune and cytokine signatures....
Next, the SCID-I for DSM-IV-TR was administered to determine the diagnosis of PTSD [27]. Hereafter all the information was discussed in a multidisciplinary meeting where the treatment advice was compiled. During this multidisciplinary meeting, a checklist was used with inclusi...
The Clinician-Administered PTSD Scale (CAPS) for DSM-IV (Blake et al., 1995) and the PTSD Checklist - Military Version (PCL-M) (Weathers et al., 1993) were used to identify PTSD diagnosis and to measure symptom levels. The CAPS was administered at the first and the last visits by a...
The results showed that 13% (n = 26) of the sample reported a total score equal to or higher than 31, which is a cutoff point that may be indicative of a probable PTSD diagnosis. The mean of the Fear of COVID-19 Scale was 15.0 (SD = 5.2); the mean of interaction between ...
Our model was originally motivated by the actual fact that a clinical diagnosis of PTSD is made only if an individual exhibits a specific number of symptoms of sufficient severity from each of four well-defined symptom clusters over a specific period. The heterogeneity in animal responses might ...
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prolonged domestic violence,concentration camp experiences,torture,slavery, andgenocide campaigns.[3] Complex Post-traumatic Stress Disorder is a diagnosis in the World Health Organization's ICD-11 diagnostic manual, but is not in the American DSM-5 psychiatric manual (which was last updated in 2013...