儿童情感虐待与神经影像学研究综述

Background Childhood emotional abuse (CEA) is the most prevalent subtype of childhood maltreatment globally, yet it remains the least detected due to its lack of physical markers. While neuroimaging research on childhood maltreatment broadly has implicated the prefrontal cortex, amygdala, hippocampus, and fronto-limbic networks, evidence specific to CEA has not been systematically mapped. Objectives This scoping review aimed to map the existing neuroimaging evidence on childhood emotional abuse, covering study characteristics, approaches to measuring CEA, neuroimaging modalities used, and key