トラウマと治療のジャーナル

Surgery with Significant Outcomes for Patients with Brain Disease

Abstract

Biniam Arfroz*

Neuroimaging techniques utilizing cerebrum attractive reverberation imaging to enhance understanding of the neural substrate of surgical coma. Previous research suggested that possible inclining cerebrum MRI markers of postoperative incoherence may be a decreased global or provincial mind volume, an expanded white matter hyper intensity volume, and various cerebrum infarcts. However, there is conflicting evidence suggesting there are no association with cerebrum volumes and no relationship with WMH volumes or hemodynamics. An important issue to consider is that the great majority of these previous examinations was underpowered and required prior mental imaging.