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Recent studies demonstrated evidence of physiological changes in the brain following sport‐related concussion (SRC) that persisted beyond the point at which athletes achieved full symptom recovery. Diffusion MRI techniques have been used to study brain white matter (WM) changes following SRC; however, longitudinal studies that follow injured athletes from the acute to chronic stages of injury are...
Recent neuroimaging studies have suggested that following sport‐related concussion (SRC) physiological brain alterations may persist after an athlete has shown full symptom recovery. Diffusion MRI is a versatile technique to study white matter injury following SRC, yet serial follow‐up studies in the very acute stages following SRC utilizing a comprehensive set of diffusion metrics are lacking. The...
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