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Hirnstrukturelle und funktionelle Bildgebung

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Im Rahmen der Altersdepression diente die strukturelle und funktionelle Bildgebung bisher primär der Erforschung der neurobiologischen Korrelate der Erkrankung und lieferte wichtige Erkenntnisse zum besseren Verständnis der zugrundeliegenden pathophysiologischen Mechanismen. Neuere Studien verdeutlichen darüber hinaus einen potenziellen Nutzen zur Prädiktion des Erfolgs einer Pharmako- und Psychotherapie und damit zur Auswahl der passenden therapeutischen Intervention. In der klinischen Praxis findet die Bildgebung im Rahmen der Differenzial- und Ausschlussdiagnostik neurodegenerativer und anderer hirnpathologischer Erkrankungen sowie im Rahmen der Sicherheitsdiagnostik für den Einsatz nichtpharmakologischer somatischer Interventionen Anwendung. Das vorliegende Kapitel stellt den Stand der klinischen Grundlagenforschung der strukturellen und funktionellen Bildgebung bei Altersdepression dar. Darüber hinaus wird der aktuelle Nutzen der Bildgebung in der klinischen Praxis bei Altersdespression beschrieben.

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Wolf, D. (2017). Hirnstrukturelle und funktionelle Bildgebung. In: Fellgiebel, A., Hautzinger, M. (eds) Altersdepression. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-53697-1_6

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