… diffuse injury that can impair network connectivity (eg, from … conversion of an ischemic stroke,
and (4) patients or families … assessments were performed during interruption of sedation. …

… -disabling ischemic stroke, symptom onset >4.5 h or patients in … follows: (1) patient with
impaired consciousness, language, … In our results, we constructed the functional brain network at …

… brain network for LHI patients with an acute consciousness … patients in early stages of acute
ischemic stroke show acute … that impaired consciousness is characterized by disruptions of …

… aphasia or language disturbance, time from stroke onset to arrival in the emergency
department, time to the initial head CT (door to CT), hospital level characteristics (academic status, …

… We assessed 23 patients with severe brain injury more than 4 … it as a surrogate of effective
connectivity. Structural integrity was … on brain connectivity in various conditions, including (un)…

… destruction of the tegmental tracts. (C) A reconstruction of the AAN of a patient after a stroke
demonstrates a disruption … CPA, TBI, ischemic stroke, and hemorrhagic stroke 47 , this study …

… Just as diminished functional and structural connectivity has been observed in other DoC,
disruption of brain network integrity may similarly explain impaired consciousness in COVID-…

… patients with acute traumatic disorders of consciousness (DoC); regions with stronger
connectivity in patients who fully recovered consciousness … disrupted in patients with acute severe …

… functional brain network topology is severely disrupted in … -fMRI, we quantified the brain
network topological disruption and its … how hub disruption emphasizes consciousness recovery. …

… The cause of early global cerebral edema is thought to be rebound hyperemia associated
with blood-brain barrier disruption in the setting of abnormal autoregulation after intracranial …