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. 2019 Feb 12;10:44. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2019.00044

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Copyright © 2019 Barredo, Aiken, van 't Wout-Frank, Greenberg, Carpenter and Philip.

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Functional connectivity in reward network ROI pairs by self-reported current suicidality. Bars illustrate mean effect sizes and 90% confidence intervals associated with the right anterior frontal pole seed by group. NSHC, non-suicidal healthy controls; NSPC, non-suicidal patient controls (PTSD diagnosis with IDS-SR Item #18 = 0); Low = PTSD with IDS-SR Item #18 = 1, and High = PTSD with IDS-SR Item #18 > 1. Between-group differences are not significant after multiple comparisons correction. (A) right anterior frontal pole connectivity to left caudate. (B) right anterior frontal pole connectivity to right caudate. (C) right anterior frontal pole connectivity to left thalamus. (D) right anterior frontal pole connectivity to right thalamus.