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- W3160388962 abstract "Abstract Penetrating cortical impact injuries alter neuronal communication beyond the injury epicenter, across regions involved in affective, sensorimotor, and cognitive processing. Understanding how traumatic brain injury (TBI) reorganizes local and brain wide nodal functional interactions may provide valuable quantitative parameters for monitoring pathological progression and functional recovery. To this end, we investigated spontaneous fluctuations in the functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) signal obtained at 11.1 Tesla in rats sustaining controlled cortical impact (CCI) and imaged at 2- and 30-days post-injury. Graph theory-based calculations were applied to weighted undirected matrices constructed from 12,879 pairwise correlations between fMRI signals from 162 regions. Our data indicate that on days 2 and 30 post-CCI there is a significant increase in connectivity strength in nodes located in contralesional cortical, thalamic, and basal forebrain areas. Rats imaged on day 2 post-injury had significantly greater network modularity than controls, with influential nodes (with high eigenvector centrality) contained within the contralesional module and participating less in cross-modular interactions. By day 30, modularity and cross-modular interactions recover, although a cluster of nodes with low strength and low eigenvector centrality remain in the ipsilateral cortex. Our results suggest that changes in node strength, modularity, eigenvector centrality, and participation coefficient track early and late TBI effects on brain functional connectivity. We propose that the observed compensatory functional connectivity reorganization in response to CCI may be unfavorable to brain wide communication in the early post-injury period." @default.
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