Review ArticleNeuroimaging of structural pathology and connectomics in traumatic brain injury: Toward personalized outcome prediction
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Highlights
► MRI/DTI processing methods are becoming increasingly prominent in TBI research. ► Brain connectomics and network analysis may offer useful biomarkers of TBI outcome. ► Multivariate statistics offers useful ways to identify biomarkers of TBI evolution.
Abbreviations
AAL
Automatic Anatomical Labeling
ADC
apparent diffusion coefficient
ANTS
Advanced Normalization ToolS
BOLD
blood oxygen level dependent
CC
corpus callosum
CT
computed tomography
DAI
diffuse axonal injury
DSI
diffusion spectrum imaging
DTI
diffusion tensor imaging
DWI
diffusion weighted imaging
FA
fractional anisotropy
FLAIR
Fluid Attenuated Inversion Recovery
fMRI
functional magnetic resonance imaging
FSE
Functional Status Examination
GCS
Glasgow Coma Score
GOS
Glasgow Outcome Score
GM
gray matter
GRE
Gradient Recalled Echo
HARDI
high-angular-resolution diffusion imaging
IBA
Individual Brain Atlas
LDA
linear discriminant analysis
MRI
magnetic resonance imaging
NINDS
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke
PCA
principal component analysis
PROMO
PROspective MOtion Correction
SPM
Statistical Parametric Mapping
SWI
Susceptibility Weighted Imaging
TBI
traumatic brain injury
TBSS
tract-based spatial statistics
WM
white matter
3D
three-dimensional
Keywords
Trauma
Neuroimaging
MRI/fMRI
Diffusion tensor
Outcome measures
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