Functional Connectivity in Blast-Induced Vs. Non-Blast-Induced Traumatic Brain Injury

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abnormalities accidents activation although applied approved approximate atmospheric axial beginning bias bilateral blast bold brain caused cerebellar characteristic characterized civilian civilians clinic coil combined commonly comparing complex conflicts connectivity controls converted corrected correlates correlation cortex cortical decreases default described detecting deviation devices differentiated diffuse distant distinct distribution drawn dysfunction evidence exist explosive exposed exposure finding finger fluctuations forces functional furthermore generated global greatly hand head health healthy hypothesis improvised included induced injuries injury investigated just known little local maps mark matched mayer mechanical mechanism medial mild military mode moderate motion motor network neurologically neurology normalizing orthopedic participants pathological preserved pressure primarily primary produces producing protocol radiology receive recruited reduce reduced rest resting scanned seed severe sharp slices soldiers space specifically sports strong student subdivided subgroups subjects subtype subtypes suggests supplementary supports synchronous tapping tasks transformed traumatic useful vehicle versus visual whole