Mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) is an important cause of cognitive impairment, and the related mechanism of cognitive impairment after mTBI has not been clarified. At present, there is a lack of objective diagnostic evidence of cognitive impairment, which leads to insufficient clinical vigilance against cognitive impairment. In the early stage of the applicant, the animal model of mTBI was studied by magnetic resonance, and it was found that mTBI mainly includes: blood-brain barrier, cerebral blood flow, brain function, brain network connection, volume and thickness of cerebral cortex, abnormalities of white matter and gray matter structure. In the chronic stage (7 months), the model was accompanied by cognitive impairment. Through magnetic resonance diffusion kurtosis imaging, it was found that the average diffusion kurtosis of cerebral cortex and subcortical nuclei was abnormally increased and highly correlated with cognitive impairment. The applicant speculated that the process of brain tissue repair and reconstruction after mTBI was logically related to the occurrence of cognitive impairment. This topic intends to use mTBI animal model and clinical cases to continuously and dynamically observe the occurrence and development of cognitive impairment after mTBI from the aspects of behavior, scale, biomarkers, magnetic resonance, PET-CT, pathology and electron microscopy, reveal the role of mTBI in repairing and reconstructing related cognitive impairment, clarify the mechanism of cognitive impairment after mTBI, clarify the objective imaging features of early diagnosis of cognitive impairment after mTBI, and form the clinical practical value of imaging diagnosis of cognitive impairment.
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