Physical activity and frontoparietal network connectivity in traumatic brain injury.
Emma M TinneyMeishan AiGoretti España-IrlaCharles H HillmanTimothy P MorrisPublished in: Brain and behavior (2024)
Individuals with a history of TBI show functional connectivity alterations of the FPCN. Moreover, engagement in physical activity is associated with functional network connectivity of the FPCN in those with a TBI. These findings are consistent with the evidence that physical activity affects FPCN connectivity in non-injured adults; however, this effect presents differently in those with a history of TBI.