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Sensory processing regions According to rodent models and human imaging studies, a number of regions responsible for taking in and processing sensory information, such as the occipital cortex, fusiform gyrus, and thalamus, have been implicated in anxiety disorder neurocircuitry. Occipital cortex and fusiform gyrus The occipital cortex, a region responsible for processing visual stimuli, is more active in response to threatening images in anxious patients, particularly those with SAD, compared with controls.

Thalamus The thalamus is implicated in sensory integration, and functional imaging studies revealed increased activation in the thalamus in response to phobic-related and threat stimuli in patients with SAD, 24 , 25 blood-injection-injury phobia, 26 dental phobia, 27 spider phobia, 28 snake phobia, 29 and PTSD. Striatum Less activation in ventral striatum has been reported in SAD while anticipating giving a speech, with greater levels of anticipatory anxiety predicting less activation. Amygdala Studies examining structural differences in the amygdala in anxiety patients compared with healthy controls find decreased amygdala volume and density in PD, 38 — 40 SP, 41 and PTSD, 42 with symptom severity predictive of smaller amygdala volume.

Emotion modulation regions Regions involved in regulating threat responding are particularly important in anxiety, as they can decrease activation in threat-processing regions such as the amygdala, insula, and dACC. Hippocampus Although the hippocampus is often considered part of the limbic system responsible for fear generation, the majority of evidence in rodent and human models examining hippocampal function suggests its primary role is in context learning and fear modulation in the presence of safety and threat contexts.

Connectivity between regions More recent studies have begun to focus on connectivity between brain regions in anxiety patients. Discussion This review of recent literature suggests the presence of both common and distinct neural circuits involved in anxiety disorders. Common neurocircuitry Changes in amygdala, ACC, and hippocampus are implicated across all anxiety disorders by multiple studies.

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