| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8837941 | Behavioural Brain Research | 2018 | 11 Pages |
Abstract
The presence of any NHL, or TMBs located in the basal ganglia area indicates diffuse NAWM damage even after adjusting for clinical and CT parameters. To estimate DAI, a conventional lesional MRI pathology evaluation might at least in part substitute the use of quantitative DTI, which is yet not widely feasible in a clinical setting.
Keywords
TBINHLDAISWIGREGCsTMBNAWMaxial diffusivityTraumatic brain injuryDiffuse axonal injuryFLAIRMRIradial diffusivityfluid attenuated inversion recoverySusceptibility weighted imagingdiffusion tensor imagingecho timeRepetition timeinversion timenormal appearing white mattermean diffusivityGlasgow coma scalefractional anisotropygradient recalled echo
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Authors
Arnold Toth, Balint Kornyei, Noemi Kovacs, Tamas Rostas, Andras Buki, Tamas Doczi, Peter Bogner, Attila Schwarcz,