Loss of neuronal integrity: a cause of hypometabolism in patients with traumatic brain injury without MRI abnormality in the chronic stage
Tohru Shiga(Hokkaido University), Nagara Tamaki(Kyoto College of Medical Science), Yuji Kuge(Hokkaido University), Chietsugu Katoh(Hokkaido University), Tomoya Kohno(Hokkaido University), Hirotaka Isoyama(Hokkaido University), Hiroyuki Kageyama(Hokkaido University), Tetsuaki Matsuyama(Hokkaido University), Katsunori Ikoma(Hokkaido University Hospital), Satoshi Terae(Hokkaido University)
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