… a network approach to clinical translation that defines core behavioral phenotypes of
traumatic brain injury (TBI) with respect to damage to specific intrinsic connectivity networks (ICNs). …

… approach for the characterization of brain electrophysiological activity. In this … Brain Injury
(mTBI) using DFC of the source reconstructed magnetoencephalographic (MEG) resting-state …

… network-level characteristics over time and 2) the transitions between distinct network states
after traumatic brain injury… network states and determine if these state-dependent hubs drive …

… The effects of TBI on network function are likely … brain dynamics can provide insights into
the network dysfunction. We highlight how structural network damage caused by axonal injury …

… This study characterized widespread injury effects on multiple integrated neural networks …
state” in mild TBI patients. Whole brain functional connectivity for twelve separate networks …

… been a wellspring of studies examining resting brain states in the context of cognitive, sensory,
… examining resting BOLD states in the clinical neurosciences. Resting state fMRI has thus …

… This state was also characterized by strong … network with sensorimotor, visual and auditory
networks, which we also observed for a posterior default mode network component in states …

… Measurable brain network properties that likely influence the capacity of individuals to …
dysfunction after brain injury. The state of functional brain networks may influence how the …

… of low-frequency fluctuations during the resting-state in patients with traumatic brain injury
… In our study, when comparing whole-brain ALFF in the resting state between groups, the TBI …

… Do complex network measures capture the physiological and … brain injury and its recovery?
Patients as well as control subjects underwent resting-state MEG recording following injury …