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- Fig 1.
Illustration of ROIs on B0 (A–C) and histology (D–F) maps for a representative control and TBI rat. Regions shown are the bilateral cortex, bilateral hippocampus, and corpus callosum.
- Fig 2.
Changes in FA, MD, and MK values for the bilateral cortex (ips, con), bilateral hippocampus (ips, con), and corpus callosum and changes in Da, Dr, Ka, and Kr values for the corpus callosum. The asterisk indicates P < .05, compared with preinjury; hash tag, P < .05, compared with 3 days after TBI; caret, P < .05, compared with 14 days after TBI; ips, ipsilateral; con, contralateral.
- Fig 3.
Changes in NeuN+, GFAP+, and Iba-1+ cells and MBP area for the bilateral cortex (ips, con), bilateral hippocampus (ips, con), and corpus callosum. Asterisk indicates P < .05, compared with preinjury; hash tag, P < .05, compared with 3 days after TBI; caret, P < .05, compared with 14 days after TBI; ips, ipsilateral; con, contralateral.
- Fig 4.
The Morris water maze tests results. A, Latency to find the platform. B, Platform-crossing times. C, Time spent in target quadrant. D, The swimming speed. Error bars indicate standard error. Asterisk indicates P < .05.
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