Neuroimaging diagnostics of stress-related mental disorders

Abstract

Modern wars and military conflicts are characterized by a high prevalence of mental traumatization due to military operations, which leads to an increase in the frequency of stress-related mental disorders formation. In this regard, the development of algorithm for therapeutic and diagnostic support of patients with this pathology at different stages of medical care, using the results of modern research methods, including neuroimaging data, is extremely relevant. The paper presents the results of neuroimaging diagnostics of post-traumatic stress disorders, describes its methodology, and highlights the changes in the functional connectivity of the brain in the examined patients compared with the control group.