About this Research Topic
This Research Topic aims to disseminate high-quality TBI and related research, especially for the compositive and in-depth study in integration, translation, and multidisciplinary approaches in TBI research, including new technology and research methods in clinical neurology, new findings in neuroendocrinology, neuropathology and new development in neuropharmacology, neurophysiology. This Research Topic is focused on novel developments, current challenges, future perspectives, and especially interdisciplinary research in the field of TBI.
The scope of this Research Topic should be the new progress, technologies, methods, and clinically relevant achievements in translational research of TBI. Review, Meta-analysis or Systematic Review, and other related studies focused on neurotrauma, and its related diseases are welcome. Topics include but are not limited to the following:
- Clinical translational research on prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of TBI, clinical trials, or retrospective analysis of novel therapeutic methods related to TBI
- Molecular mechanisms of TBI, advanced neuroimaging features to guide treatment and prognosis, validation of high-yield and emerging new biomarkers, evaluation and prediction of trajectories of recovery, and exploration of solutions to health disparities
- Development of medical bioengineering, biomechanical models, and medical robotics in TBI
- Mathematics and calculation model for prediction of mTBI and forensic expertise
- Artificial intelligence, medical big data analysis, imaging genomics, radiomics, proteomics, metabolomics intelligent early diagnosis, scientometrics, and multiomics analysis of TBI
- Research and development of new drugs in TBI as well as mechanisms of immunology and pharmacology for prevention and treatment of TBI
- Alternative and complementary therapies and intervention methods and occupational protection of TBI as well as related research methodologies
Keywords: Traumatic Brain Injury, Clinical and Translational Neurology, mTBI, Injury Prevention and Protection, Multidisciplinary Science, Clinical Evaluation, Neuroscience, Neuroimaging, Deep Learning, Artificial Intelligence
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