Cortical levels of GABA in patients with panic disorder are associated with the strength of metacognitive beliefs

B. Zurowski; F. Hamm; Christoph Metzner; H. Scholand-Engler; A. Wells; F. Hohagen

Cortical levels of GABA in patients with panic disorder are associated with the strength of metacognitive beliefs

B. Zurowski, F. Hamm, Christoph Metzner, H. Scholand-Engler, A. Wells, F. Hohagen

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 01.2013

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