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[The neurobiology of antisocial behaviour].

Authors: M M, Loomans; J H M, Tulen; H J C, van Marle;

[The neurobiology of antisocial behaviour].

Abstract

Neuro-imaging is being used increasingly to provide explanations for antisocial behaviour.To make a neurobiological contribution to the diagnosis of many types of antisocial behaviour.The literature was searched using PubMed and combinations of the keywords 'psychopathy', 'antisocial', 'neurobiology' and 'neuro-anatomy' for the period 1990-2009.Impairments in the prefrontal cortex, amygdala, hippocampus, superior temporal gyrus, corpus callosum and anterior cingulate cortex provide a possible explanation for a large number of the symptoms associated with antisocial behaviour. The concept of psychopathy is connected mainly with impairments in a prefrontal-temporal-limbic system. CONCLUSION Combinations of deficiencies in the associated brain areas and malfunctioning of the communication between the various brain structures seem to play a more important role than deficiencies in the separate brain structures.

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Psychopathology, Brain, Humans, Antisocial Personality Disorder

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