Longitudinal increases in structural connectome segregation and functional connectome integration are associated with better recovery after mild TBI

Volume: 40, Issue: 15, Pages: 4441 - 4456
Published: Jul 11, 2019
Abstract
Traumatic brain injury damages white matter pathways that connect brain regions, disrupting transmission of electrochemical signals and causing cognitive and emotional dysfunction. Connectome-level mechanisms for how the brain compensates for injury have not been fully characterized. Here, we collected serial MRI-based structural and functional connectome metrics and neuropsychological scores in 26 mild traumatic brain injury subjects (29.4 ±...
Paper Details
Title
Longitudinal increases in structural connectome segregation and functional connectome integration are associated with better recovery after mild TBI
Published Date
Jul 11, 2019
Volume
40
Issue
15
Pages
4441 - 4456
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