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Subject demographics and TBI injury profiles.

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Table 2.

Neuropsychological performance of TBI group.

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Table 3.

Motion correction summary.

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Table 4.

VBM analysis: Volume ratio.

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Fig 1.

fMRI data preprocessing steps and the analytic pipeline.

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Table 5.

Summary of graph network metrics (mean; sd).

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Fig 2.

Results of 3D lesion modeling for TBI subjects at Time 1 (approximately 3-months post injury).

Total network cost and the lesion volume are not significantly correlated at Time 1, Time 2, or Time 3.

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Fig 3.

Illustrates cost-efficiency relationship of group-averaged TBI network at all 3 time points (see Section 3.1.4 for details).

For cost bands 50000–100000, 100000–150000, and 150000–20000, there was a significant difference between the Time-2 and Time-3 efficiency values based on independent sample t-test. The Bonferroni corrected p-values and Cohen's-d for all cost bands are as follows, 0–50000 (p-value = 0.61, cohen's-d = 0.04), 50000–100000 (p-value << 0.05, cohen's-d = 0.30), 100000–150000 (p-value << 0.05, cohen's-d = 0.54), 150000–200000 (p-value << 0.05, cohen's-d = 0.70), and 200000–250000 (p-value = 1, cohen's-d = 0.06).

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Table 6.

Hyperconnected and hypoconnected sub-systems for Time 2 TBI compared to HCs.

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Fig 4.

Hyper- and hypo-connected sub-systems in the brain found using local analysis (see Section 3.2.1 for details).

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Table 7.

High cost brain sub-systems for Time 2 TBI compared to HC sample.

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Fig 5.

2-D histograms represent the distribution of connections that are incident upon ROIs within left frontal DMN (top) and Right Ventral Temporal/Parietal Attention (bottom) as a function of connection length and connection strength.

A contour line (e.g. contour line of cost = 80) represents all possible values of connection distance and connection strength that can produce the same cost value (distance*strength).

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