Axonal damage is one of the most common and important pathologic features of traumatic
brain injury. Severe diffuse axonal injury, resulting from inertial forces applied to the …

… processes in direct contact with injured axons to form a potential barrier between the healthy
and injured tissue, suggesting that microglial activation is a response to the axonal damage…

… axonal injury in trauma, using terms such as “diffuse traumatic axonal injury (dTAI)” or “traumatic
axonal injury (… in relation to trauma induced diffuse axonal damage remains “DAI”, which …

… Mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a subtype of TBI that is classified by the severity of head
trauma, whereas traumatic axonal injury (TAI) is … In this chapter, TAI in patients with mild TBI is …

… very early to prevent this damage. It is likely that although the axonal loss occurs early, the
loss of a supportive structure as manifested by parenchymal loss occurs over a longer interval.…

… Diffuse axonal injury (DAI) is a frequent form of traumatic brain injury in which a clinical …
and brain stem are especially prone to injury. In these locations, traumatic axonal damage can …

… important axonal damage after mild traumatic brain injury: a … important axonal damage
after mild traumatic brain injury: a … to study axonal damage in mild head injuryLancet34410551056…

… The finding of immediate mechanical axonal damage was based upon the identification
of axon retraction balls, which are believed by most to form through the physical shearing or …

… to identify axonal injury of neural tracts in concussion patients. … of axonal injury in concussion
or mild traumatic brain injury (… Axonal injury in concussion (mTBI) patients is characterized …

… However, their DTI data suggest that axonal damage occurs early in the absence of myelin
changes, while our data indicate that myelin disruption is more prominent at late times with …