… axonal injury (DAI) has emerged as one of the most common and important pathological
features of traumatic brain injury (… to injury due to the mechanical loading of the brain during TBI. …

… Finally, the short-and long-term monitoring options for axonal pathology and its progression
described in this review may become crucial for the prevention of neurodegeneration at the …

… 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 …

… of the axonal, pathological cascade discussed in this chapter, the injured axon fragments …
channels, and induces cellular pathology and axonal degeneration (Figure 3.1). Myelinated …

… may relate to axonal damage produced by the injury. Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is the
leading cause of disability in young adults. Survivors may deteriorate clinically many years after …

… , the axonal damage associated with traumatic brain injury is … induced axonal damage focused
on mild traumatic brain injury … alterations in cerebral blood flow, blood-brain barrier status …

… degeneration can cause the damage and apoptosis of OLG; otherwise, there is great
relevance between axonal degeneration after brain injury and the apoptosis of OLG [25]. And the …

… pathological evidence of axonal damage) and 1.5 month. The clinical information, as well as
the information about the traumatic … traumatic event where the closed head injury occurred. …

… While complete mechanical transaction of axons (primary axotomy) can occur after
severe head injury, axonal injury (AI) more commonly evolves over time (secondary axotomy), …

… axonal injury (DAI)–associated traumatic brain injury (TBI). Data Sources: Various materials
were accessed: MEDLINE, textbooks, scientific presentations, and current ongoing research …