… the ability to characterize white-matter microstructure by … in white matter. It may be a
valuable clinical biomarker for detecting injury and monitoring recovery of white matter post-injury. …

… -term oligodendrocyte and oligodendrocyte progenitor replacement, and chronic functional
recovery after contusive spinal cord injury [87]. Thus, TLR4 may exhibit protective effects on …

… traumatic brain injury. OBJECTIVE: To demonstrate subacute progression of white matter
(WM) injury (4.5mo–2.5y postinjury) in patients with traumatic brain injury using diffusion-tensor …

… so far to demonstrate that the extent and severity of white matter damage evaluated in the
acute setting is a major predictor of outcome after severe TBI. Based on this observation, we …

… The current study examined the association between injury severity, … white matter tracts.
This study examined the comparability of these two approaches as they relate to injury severity …

… yield better approaches for therapy and rehabilitation. Here, we … white matter changes in
a subset of patients with severe TBI who had moderate or no gross disability 1 year after injury …

… mild injury severity range; however, they demonstrated subcortical white matter abnormalities
… study demonstrate average functional and neurocognitive recovery at the chronic stage as …

… If the insult is limited, white matter tracts may fully recover despite complete acute loss of
function. For instance in adult optic nerve, if anoxia is maintained for only 10-15 min in vitro, …

… possible changes in whole-brain white matter integrity and their associations with clinical …
be irrespective of the injury severity. The affection of left AG on rehabilitation therapies need to …

… of cognitive and motor recovery from TBI involving repeated … is used to best capture injury
severity. (GCS may decline with … brain following acute brain injury recovery is discouraging, …