Brain-behavior relationships in young traumatic brain injury patients: DTI metrics are highly correlated with postural control

Caeyenberghs, Karen; Leemans, A; Geurts, M; Taymans, T; Linden, CV; Smits-Engelsman, BCM; Sunaert, S; Swinnen, SP

Brain-behavior relationships in young traumatic brain injury patients: DTI metrics are highly correlated with postural control

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posted on 2024-06-05, 06:43 authored by Karen CaeyenberghsKaren Caeyenberghs, A Leemans, M Geurts, T Taymans, CV Linden, BCM Smits-Engelsman, S Sunaert, SP Swinnen

Brain-behavior relationships in young traumatic brain injury patients: DTI metrics are highly correlated with postural control

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Human Brain Mapping

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31

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992-1002

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1065-9471

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WILEY

Brain-behavior relationships in young traumatic brain injury patients: DTI metrics are highly correlated with postural control

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