Relationships between changes in sustained fronto-striatal connectivity and positive affect in major depression resulting from antidepressant treatment.
Relationships between changes in sustained fronto-striatal connectivity and positive affect in major depression resulting from antidepressant treatment.
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10.1176/appi.ajp.2012.12010014
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2013-02
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Davidson RJ
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Heller AS;Johnstone T;Light SN;Peterson MJ;Kolden GG;Kalin NH;Davidson RJ
Deficits in positive affect and their neural bases have been associated with major depression. However, whether reductions in positive affect result solely from an overall reduction in nucleus accumbens activity and fronto-striatal connectivity or the additional inability to sustain engagement over time of this network is unknown. Accordingly, we sought to determine whether treatment-induced changes in the ability to sustain nucleus accumbens activity and fronto-striatal connectivity during the regulation of positive affect are associated with gains in positive affect. Using fMRI, we assessed the ability to sustain activity in reward-related networks when attempting to increase positive emotion during performance of an emotion regulation paradigm in 21 depressed patients prior to, and after 2 months of antidepressant treatment. 14 healthy control subjects were scanned over the same interval. After 2 months of treatment, self-reported positive affect increased. Those patients demonstrating the largest increases in sustained nucleus accumbens activity over the 2 months were those demonstrating the largest increases in positive affect. In addition, those patients demonstrating the largest increases in sustained fronto-striatal connectivity were also those demonstrating the largest increases in positive affect when controlling for negative affect. Healthy controls showed none of these associations. Treatment induced changes in the sustained engagement of fronto-striatal circuitry tracks the experience of positive emotion in daily life. Studies examining reduced positive affect in a variety of psychiatric disorders might benefit from examining the temporal dynamics of brain activity when attempting to understand changes in daily positive affect.
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期刊:
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