Older age, male sex, and cerebral microbleeds predict white matter loss after traumatic brain injury

Older age, male sex, and cerebral microbleeds predict white matter loss after traumatic brain injury

Little is known on how mild traumatic brain injury affects white matter based on age at injury, sex, cerebral microbleeds, and time since injury. Here, we study the fractional anisotropy of white matter to study these effects in 109 participants aged 18–77 (46 females, age μ ± σ = 40 ± 17 years) ima...

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Main Authors: Chaudhari, N.N (Author), Chui, H.C (Author), Dharani, A. (Author), Green, L. (Author), Irimia, A. (Author), Ngo, V. (Author), O’Donnell, L.J (Author), Robles, D.J (Author), Rostowsky, K.A (Author), Sheikh-Bahaei, N. (Author), Zhang, F. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH 2022
Subjects:
adult
aged
Aged
aging
Article
brain commissure
brain hemorrhage
Brain Injuries, Traumatic
callosal genu
Cerebral Hemorrhage
commissural tract
complication
comprehension
controlled study
corpus callosum
Corpus Callosum
diagnostic imaging
diffusion tensor imaging
Diffusion tensor imaging
Diffusion Tensor Imaging
executive function
Executive function
female
Female
fractional anisotropy
Fractional anisotropy
frontal fasciculus
gender
human
Humans
inferior longitudinal fasciculus
information processing
injury severity
major clinical study
male
Male
medial longitudinal fasciculus
memory
motor coordination
multivariate analysis of variance
nerve tract
neuroimaging
occipitofrontal fasciculus
pathology
personality
prediction
pyramidal tract
reading
risk factor
sensation
Sensory integration
superficial frontal fasciculus
susceptibility weighted imaging
Susceptibility-weighted imaging
temporal fasciculus
traumatic brain injury
visual acuity
white matter
White Matter
white matter degradation
white matter lesion
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