Abstract
Four recent articles were examined for their use of resting-state functional magnetic resonance imaging on participants with posttraumatic symptoms. Theory-driven computations were complemented by the novel use of network metrics which revealed reduced global centrality and higher efficiency within the default mode network for participants with posttraumatic symptoms. Data-driven methods from other studies revealed associations between functional networks and PTSD symptoms as well as clusters of functional activation corresponding to different PTSD presentations.
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