XXXX and @entity458 : Analysis of Previous Traumatization and Current Psychiatric Presentation.

@entity1 @entity308 @entity4225 @entity146 @entity458 @entity1005 @entity130
UNASSIGNED: @entity458 ( @entity458 ) increases vulnerability for @entity1005 ( @entity1005 ). @entity458 is also associated with increased risk for developing @entity4225 ( @entity4225 ). Research has also documented a significant link between @entity1005 and @entity4225 ; however, there is a paucity of information examining this relationship among veterans with @entity458 -related @entity1005 . In particular, we sought to examine whether comorbid @entity4225 - @entity1005 compared with veterans with @entity1005 and no @entity4225 resulted in increased @entity1005 and @entity308 symptomatology. We also examined @entity146 , previous @entity458 , and demographic factors to determine what-if any-factors were associated with comorbid @entity4225 diagnosis. Using data from a recently conducted randomized clinical trial, we examined electronic medical records of the local Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Data from 90 veterans with @entity458 -related @entity1005 were obtained. More than 22% (n = 20) of the sample had a historical diagnosis of @entity4225 . @entity1 were administered measures to assess @entity146 symptomatology ( @entity1005 and @entity308 ), @entity130 -related negative cognitions (NCs), and previous sexual traumatization (e.g., childhood and civilian sexual exposure). An analysis of variance was conducted, which found that veterans with comorbid @entity458 -related @entity1005 and @entity4225 had significantly greater @entity1005 criterion B (avoidance) symptoms, @entity308 symptomatology, and NC scores than @entity1 without comorbid @entity4225 . In addition, a binary stepwise logistic regression found that veterans' @entity4225 was also positively associated with NCs about self and the world; however, self-blame, @entity308 , @entity1005 , sociodemographic variables (e.g., gender, age), and previous sexual traumatizations were not significant predictors. Implications are discussed with regard to clinical care and future research directions.
