Fig. 4: Limitations and Future Directions in Utilizing Neuronal Oscillations for Suicide Prevention. | Translational Psychiatry

Fig. 4: Limitations and Future Directions in Utilizing Neuronal Oscillations for Suicide Prevention.

From: Uncovering oscillatory dysregulation associated with suicide risk in major depressive disorder: a narrative review

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Identifying stable oscillatory biomarkers for suicide risk assessment should account for population heterogeneity and investigate the underlying biological associations of abnormal neuronal oscillations. Integrating multimodal neuroimaging and multi-frequency oscillatory data can aid in developing individualized suicide risk assessment systems. Employing multi-strategies neuromodulation technologies to regulate neuronal oscillations to reduce suicide risk level. Collection of longitudinal oscillatory data to establish more reliable biomarkers for early identification and intervention.

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