Effect of Acute Posttrauma Propranolol on PTSD Outcome and Physiological Responses During Script‐Driven Imagery

A. Hoge, Elizabeth; J. Worthington, John; T. Nagurney, John; Chang, Yuchiao; B. Kay, Elaine; M. Feterowski, Christine; R. Katzman, Anna; M. Goetz, Jared; L. Rosasco, Maria; B. Lasko, Natasha; M. Zusman, Randall; H. Pollack, Mark; P. Orr, Scott.; K. Pitman, Roger

doi:10.1111/j.1755-5949.2010.00227.x

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Effect of Acute Posttrauma Propranolol on PTSD Outcome and Physiological Responses During Script‐Driven Imagery

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Elizabeth A. Hoge

John J. Worthington

John T. Nagurney

Abstract

SUMMARY Introduction: Animal and human research suggests that the development of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may involve the overconsolidation of memories of a traumatic experience. Previous studies have attempted to use pharmaceutical agents, especially the β‐adrenergic blocker propranolol...

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