Identification of Concussion Subtypes Based on Intrinsic Brain Activity
Ruben Armañanzas,
Bo Liang,
Saloni Kanakia
et al.
Abstract:ImportanceThe identification of brain activity–based concussion subtypes at time of injury has the potential to advance the understanding of concussion pathophysiology and to optimize treatment planning and outcomes.ObjectiveTo investigate the presence of intrinsic brain activity–based concussion subtypes, defined as distinct resting state quantitative electroencephalography (qEEG) profiles, at the time of injury.Design, Setting, and ParticipantsIn this retrospective, multicenter (9 US universities and high sc… Show more
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