Sexual assault |
Creamer et al. (2001) [46] |
Most common traumatic stressor resulting in PTSD, accounting for 50% of cases; among these, rape was the most common form of sexual assault |
War and combat |
Hoge et al. (2008) [49] |
Severity of physical injury is correlated to the earlier development of PTSD in soldiers returning from deployment |
Child abuse and neglect |
Koenen, Widom (2009) [56] |
Childhood physical and sexual abuse, as well as neglect significantly increase the risk of developing PTSD. Females tend to have an increased risk |
Medical illness |
Edmondson et al. (2012) [58] |
The rate of PTSD among ACS patients was 12%, while it was 24% for those who stayed in the ICU. Additionally, PTSD patients were more likely to not adhere to their medications |
Disasters |
Ahern et al. (2002) [68] |
Female gender, low social support, history of previous trauma, and direct exposure to the disaster were all factors that correlated with PTSD initiation after the disaster |