… of brain trauma that showed cortical damage could result in delayed remote thalamic neuronal
… Evidence also was found to suggest an ongoing response to injury by thalamic neurons …

… After traumatic brain injury (TBI), there is impairment of cognitive and memory functions in …
TBI there is loss of neurons from some or all of the intralaminar thalamic nuclei in parallel with …

… At early stages post-injury no evidence of excitotoxic neuronal … to injury in axons of the
cingulum and external capsule may cause disconnection between cortical and thalamic neurons, …

… thalamic neurons inhibit GABAergic pallidal neurons which in turn have tonic inhibition on
central thalamic neurons… of structural brain injuries, causing disinhibition of GABAergic pallidal …

… injury. A pathologic cascade with a prominent excitotoxic component is proposed. The loss
of … inhibitory thalamic reticular neurons and the resultant thalamic and neocortical neuronal …

… Based on our model, we propose that thalamic injury leads to impairment of neuronal
ensemble formation in the cortex, and thus, the content of consciousness; thus, even extensive …

… -cortical relay neurons in the sensory thalamic nuclei, VPL/VPM. Moreover, the brain injury
does not alter the laminar-specific targeting of the thalamic axonal projection terminals, but …

… The appearance of Fluoro-Jade-labeled cells in the cortex, hippocampus, and thalamus after
traumatic brain injury corresponded closely to the early pattern of silver and TUNEL staining…

… One day postinjury, APP-immunoreactive axons were identified consistently within the
perisomatic domains of thalamic neurons of the ventral basal complex. Bilateral systematic-…

… thalamic neurons are strongly innervated by ascending projections from the brainstem/basal
forebrain ‘arousal systems’ that control the activity of many cortical and thalamic neurons …