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. 2020 Jun 9;11:369. doi: 10.3389/fneur.2020.00369

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Network metrics that showed strongest power in discriminating between early and late post-injury time phases: strength in left posterior and right cingulum, Eigenvector centrality in left middle temporal; Page Ranks centrality in left inferior temporal and left orbital medial frontal; Local Assortativity in right pallidum, left rectus, left orbital superior frontal, left olfactory, and left medial superior frontal; Clustering Coefficient in right orbital superior frontal; Betweenness Centrality in right thalamus and left medial superior frontal; Local Efficiency in right anterior cingulum and left medial superior frontal and Closeness Centrality in left medial superior frontal. Colors illustrate the network metrics identified in each region. L, Left Side; R, Right Side.