Restoration of the Corticospinal Tract Compressed by Hematoma

Diffusion tensor imaging to determine the potential motor network connectivity between the involved and non-involved hemispheres in stroke

“…Certainly, our DTI findings of altered motor network measures in CVA, and their associations with motor function, corroborate previous studies in CVA and associated motor [21,22] and cognitive impairments [20], which have been identified as white matter fiber lesions. The consistency in previous studies of white matter fiber pathology supports clinical ramifications of microstructural network integrity or connectivity for motor function and the suitability of DTI network measures as important neuropathway markers for motor dysfunction in CVA.…”

Diffusion tensor imaging to determine the potential motor network connectivity between the involved and non-involved hemispheres in stroke

“…Certainly, our DTI findings of altered motor network measures in CVA, and their associations with motor function, corroborate previous studies in CVA and associated motor [21,22] and cognitive impairments [20], which have been identified as white matter fiber lesions. The consistency in previous studies of white matter fiber pathology supports clinical ramifications of microstructural network integrity or connectivity for motor function and the suitability of DTI network measures as important neuropathway markers for motor dysfunction in CVA.…”

The Fate of Injured Corticospinal Tracts in Patients with Intracerebral Hemorrhage: Diffusion Tensor Imaging Study

“…2,3,10,11 In 2006, Jang et al demonstrated the recovery of a partially damaged CST in a patient with an ICH using changes in DTI parameters at the site of a CST that was injured due to hematoma. 2 During the same year, Jang et al also reported on a patient who showed decompression of the CST compressed by subcortical ICH.…”

“…2 During the same year, Jang et al also reported on a patient who showed decompression of the CST compressed by subcortical ICH. 10 Subsequently, in 2007, Jang et al reported on a patient with an ICH in the left corona radiata and basal ganglia who experienced nearly full recovery from complete paralysis of the affected extremities at onset through the normalization process of the damaged lateral CST of the affected hemisphere.…”

Corticospinal Tract Restoration

“…In recent days, there have been some studies to demonstrate the CST state in the patients with ICH. 10,11 However, the DTT follow-up study for the changes of CST in the patient with ICH is rare. 10 Jang et al 10 demonstrated the compressed CST by a hematoma had been restored as the subcortical level in a patient with ICH.…”

“…10,11 However, the DTT follow-up study for the changes of CST in the patient with ICH is rare. 10 Jang et al 10 demonstrated the compressed CST by a hematoma had been restored as the subcortical level in a patient with ICH. As far as we are aware, there have been no combined-follow up study of DTT/ fMRI/TMS that demonstrated the restoration of CST at the cortex and subcortical level such as this study.…”

Diffusion tensor imaging to determine the potential motor network connectivity between the involved and non-involved hemispheres in stroke

“…Certainly, our DTI findings of altered motor network measures in CVA, and their associations with motor function, corroborate previous studies in CVA and associated motor [21,22] and cognitive impairments [20], which have been identified as white matter fiber lesions. The consistency in previous studies of white matter fiber pathology supports clinical ramifications of microstructural network integrity or connectivity for motor function and the suitability of DTI network measures as important neuropathway markers for motor dysfunction in CVA.…”

The Fate of Injured Corticospinal Tracts in Patients with Intracerebral Hemorrhage: Diffusion Tensor Imaging Study

“…2,3,10,11 In 2006, Jang et al demonstrated the recovery of a partially damaged CST in a patient with an ICH using changes in DTI parameters at the site of a CST that was injured due to hematoma. 2 During the same year, Jang et al also reported on a patient who showed decompression of the CST compressed by subcortical ICH.…”

“…2 During the same year, Jang et al also reported on a patient who showed decompression of the CST compressed by subcortical ICH. 10 Subsequently, in 2007, Jang et al reported on a patient with an ICH in the left corona radiata and basal ganglia who experienced nearly full recovery from complete paralysis of the affected extremities at onset through the normalization process of the damaged lateral CST of the affected hemisphere.…”

Corticospinal Tract Restoration

“…In recent days, there have been some studies to demonstrate the CST state in the patients with ICH. 10,11 However, the DTT follow-up study for the changes of CST in the patient with ICH is rare. 10 Jang et al 10 demonstrated the compressed CST by a hematoma had been restored as the subcortical level in a patient with ICH.…”

“…10,11 However, the DTT follow-up study for the changes of CST in the patient with ICH is rare. 10 Jang et al 10 demonstrated the compressed CST by a hematoma had been restored as the subcortical level in a patient with ICH. As far as we are aware, there have been no combined-follow up study of DTT/ fMRI/TMS that demonstrated the restoration of CST at the cortex and subcortical level such as this study.…”

Diffusion tensor imaging to determine the potential motor network connectivity between the involved and non-involved hemispheres in stroke

“…Certainly, our DTI findings of altered motor network measures in CVA, and their associations with motor function, corroborate previous studies in CVA and associated motor [21,22] and cognitive impairments [20], which have been identified as white matter fiber lesions. The consistency in previous studies of white matter fiber pathology supports clinical ramifications of microstructural network integrity or connectivity for motor function and the suitability of DTI network measures as important neuropathway markers for motor dysfunction in CVA.…”

The Fate of Injured Corticospinal Tracts in Patients with Intracerebral Hemorrhage: Diffusion Tensor Imaging Study

“…2,3,10,11 In 2006, Jang et al demonstrated the recovery of a partially damaged CST in a patient with an ICH using changes in DTI parameters at the site of a CST that was injured due to hematoma. 2 During the same year, Jang et al also reported on a patient who showed decompression of the CST compressed by subcortical ICH.…”

“…2 During the same year, Jang et al also reported on a patient who showed decompression of the CST compressed by subcortical ICH. 10 Subsequently, in 2007, Jang et al reported on a patient with an ICH in the left corona radiata and basal ganglia who experienced nearly full recovery from complete paralysis of the affected extremities at onset through the normalization process of the damaged lateral CST of the affected hemisphere.…”

Corticospinal Tract Restoration

“…In recent days, there have been some studies to demonstrate the CST state in the patients with ICH. 10,11 However, the DTT follow-up study for the changes of CST in the patient with ICH is rare. 10 Jang et al 10 demonstrated the compressed CST by a hematoma had been restored as the subcortical level in a patient with ICH.…”

“…10,11 However, the DTT follow-up study for the changes of CST in the patient with ICH is rare. 10 Jang et al 10 demonstrated the compressed CST by a hematoma had been restored as the subcortical level in a patient with ICH. As far as we are aware, there have been no combined-follow up study of DTT/ fMRI/TMS that demonstrated the restoration of CST at the cortex and subcortical level such as this study.…”