Association of Network Connectivity via Resting State Functional MRI with Consciousness, Mortality, and Outcomes in Neonatal Acute Brain Injury

Varina L. Boerwinkle(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Deborah Tom(Phoenix Children's Hospital), Lucia Mirea(Phoenix Children's Hospital), Bethany L. Sussman(Society for Neuroscience), Iliana Manjón(University of Arizona), Alexandra Bonnell(Society for Neuroscience), Andrew Orgill(Phoenix Children's Hospital), Saher Suleman(Barrow Neurological Institute), Sarah N. Wyckoff(Barrow Neurological Institute)

medRxiv

October 20, 2021

10.1101/2021.10.18.21265147

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