Table 2.
PTSD | Reference | ELA | Reference | |
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CRH | ↑ | Bremner et al. (159) | ↑ | Lee et al. (160) |
↑ | Baker et al. (161) | |||
↑ | de Kloet et al. (162) | |||
Cortisol | ↑ → ↓ Ch | Pervanidou et al. (60) | ↓ Ch | Carlson and Earls (163) |
↓ ELA | Bremner et al. (164) | ↓ Ch | King et al. (165) | |
↓ ELA | Brand et al. (166) | ↓ Ch | Kliewer (167) | |
↓ | Yehuda et al. (168) | ↓ Ch | Bevans et al. (169) | |
↓ | Boscarino (170) | ↓ Ch | Badanes et al. (171) | |
↓ | Yehuda et al. (172) | ↓ Ch | Hauser et al. (173) | |
↓ | Thaller et al. (174) | ≈Ch | Bruce et al. (57) | |
↓ | Rohleder et al. (175) | ↑ Ch → ↓ | Trickett et al. (59) | |
↓ | Bierer et al. (176) | ↓ | Resnick et al. (61) | |
↓ | Brand et al. (177) | ↓ | Brewer-Smyth and Burgess (178) | |
↓ | Wingenfeld et al. (149) | ↓ | Flory et al. (179) | |
↓ RF | Resnick et al. (61) | ↓ | Power et al. (152) | |
↓ RF | McFarlane et al. (62) | ≈Ad | Weissbecker et al. (180) | |
↓ RF | Delahanty et al. (63) | ≈Ad | van der Vegt et al. (181) | |
GR-r | ↑ | Yehuda et al. (182) | ↑ | Heim et al. (146) |
↑ | Yehuda et al. (183) | |||
↑ | Yehuda et al. (184) | |||
DST | Cortisol ↓ | Yehuda et al. (183) | Cortisol ↓ Ch | Goenjian et al. (58) |
ACTH ↓ ELA | Duval et al. (185) | Cortisol ↓ | Stein et al. (186) | |
ACTH ↓ cortisol ↓ | Yehuda et al. (187) | Cortisol ↓ | Heim et al. (188) | |
ACTH ↓ | Ströhle et al. (189) | |||
CST | ACTH ↓ cortisol ↓ | Ströhle et al. (189) | Cortisol ↑ | Heim et al. (188) |
Cortisol ↓ | Carpenter et al. (190) | |||
ACTH ↑ | Heim et al. (146) |
PTSD, posttraumatic stress disorder; ELA, early life adversity; GR-r, glucocorticoid receptor reactivity; DST, dexamethasone suppression test; CST, corticotrophin-releasing hormone stimulation test; ACTH, adrenocorticotrophin hormone. Indices are; RF, risk factor for PTSD; Ch, children; ≈Ch or ≈Ad, flattened diurnal cortisol in children or adults.