D STRESS, an objective and efficient virtual reality-based tool to detect subthreshold PTSD in military population.

Fanny Levy; Louis Humbert; Oumou Salama-Daouda; Sonia Pellissier; Jean-Pierre Simson; Sebastien Peyrefitte; Pierre Mahé; Christophe Trouvé; Christophe Rouquet; Ouamar Ferhani; Thomas Constant; Guillaume Levieux; Matthieu Montès; Damien Claverie; Marion Trousselard

doi:10.1016/j.jpsychires.2026.09.031

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D STRESS, an objective and efficient virtual reality-based tool to detect subthreshold PTSD in military population.

Fanny Levy, Louis Humbert, Oumou Salama-Daouda, Sonia Pellissier, Jean-Pierre Simson, Sebastien Peyrefitte, Pierre Mahé, Christophe Trouvé, Christophe Rouquet, Ouamar Ferhani, Thomas Constant, Guillaume Levieux, Matthieu Montès, Damien Claverie, Marion Trousselard

Journal of psychiatric research · 2026

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HumansStress Disorders, Post-TraumaticMilitary PersonnelMaleVirtual RealityAdultFemaleHeart RateYoung AdultGalvanic Skin ResponseElectroencephalographyBody TemperatureAutonomic nervous systemDetectionFear conditioningHRVMilitary populationPTSDVirtual reality

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Fanny Levy, Louis Humbert, Oumou Salama-Daouda, Sonia Pellissier, Jean-Pierre Simson, Sebastien Peyrefitte, Pierre Mahé, Christophe Trouvé, Christophe Rouquet, Ouamar Ferhani, Thomas Constant, Guillaume Levieux, Matthieu Montès, Damien Claverie, Marion Trousselard. (2026). D STRESS, an objective and efficient virtual reality-based tool to detect subthreshold PTSD in military population.. Journal of psychiatric research. DOI: 10.1016/j.jpsychires.2026.09.031

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