Innovative Neurobiological Treatments of Difficult to treat Depression: Mechanisms, Effectiveness and Implementation
With my research group, I investigate difficult to treat unipolar depression, often characterized by frequent recurrences, with the ultimate aim to improve and personalize treatments for patients. I use neuroimaging approaches (PET/SPECT and MRI) and neuropsychological tests to predict treatment outcome/non-response and identify the vulnerability for recurrence. Among others, I do so by studying dysfunctional dopaminergic learning during pavlovian conditioning while addressing anhedonia. In addition, we apply whole brain computational models of dynamic brain network-connectivity to investigate the temporal dynamics and transitions in brain states underlying the risk of recurrence and non-response to treatment.
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Name: | Eric Ruhé |
Telephone: | 024-3610674 |
Email: | Eric.Ruhe@radboudumc.nl |
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Department of Psychiatry |
Postal address: | Radboud University Nijmegen Medical Centre, P.O. Box 9101 6500 HB Nijmegen The Netherlands |
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Plasticity and Memory
Research Group
Principal Investigator
Ruhe, H.G. (Eric), PhD
PostDocs
Nessa Ikani
Anna Tyborowska
PhDs
Dyllis van Dijk
Jessica de Klerk
Tamara de Kloe
Saige Rutherford
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