DTI Indicators of White Matter Injury are Correlated with Multimodal EEG-based Biomarker in Slow Recovering, Concussed Collegiate Athletes.
DTI Indicators of White Matter Injury are Correlated with Multimodal EEG-based Biomarker in Slow Recovering, Concussed Collegiate Athletes.
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在恢复缓慢、脑震荡的大学运动员中,白质损伤的 DTI 指标与基于多模式脑电图的生物标志物相关。
DOI:
10.1089/neu.2018.6365
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
4.2
通讯作者:
H. Levin
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作者:
E. Wilde;N. Goodrich;A. L. Ware;Brian A. Taylor;Brian D. Biekman;J. Hunter;R. Newman;Samantha E. Scarneo;D. Casa;H. Levin
There are no validated, objective diagnostic or prognostic biomarkers for sports-related concussion, which hinders evidence-based treatment for concussed athletes. While quantitative electrophysiology and diffusion tensor imaging are promising technologies for providing objective biomarkers for concussion, the degree to which they are related has not been systematically investigated in concussed athletes. This study examined whether diffusion metrics differentiated concussed athletes with prolonged recovery (n = 18) from nonconccused athletes (n = 13), and whether observed diffusion alterations related to electrophysiology. Collegiate athletes (N = 31) completed electrophysiology, neurocognitive, and magnetic resonance imaging. White matter diffusivity differed between the groups in multiple white matter tracts, including the corpus callosum, cingulum bundle, thalamic radiations, and the inferior fronto-occipital, inferior longitudinal, and uncinate fasciculi, but not after correction for multiple comparisons. The enhanced brain function index, a measure that combines electrophysiology and neurocognitive data, significantly correlated with altered diffusion in the concussed athletes. These preliminary findings suggest that the absolute deviation of diffusion metrics in concussed versus nonconcussed athletes may have clinically utility. Results also suggested that the enhanced brain function index may be sensitive to early changes from sports-related concussion.
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作者:
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通讯作者:
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