Here, we set out to investigate whether loss of self-similarity is observed in the structural connectome of patients with disorders of consciousness. Recent evidence indicates that fractal dimension of functional brain networks, a measure of self-similarity, is diminished in patients diagnosed with disorders of consciousness arising from severe brain injury. Self-similarity is ubiquitous throughout natural phenomena, including the human brain. Emmanuel Stamatakis Requests will be considered on a case-by-case basis, assessing the feasibility and appropriateness of the proposed study, and the capacity to maintain the required levels of data security, consistent with the original approved Research Ethics approval, and the patient information sheet that was the basis of consent obtained. For researchers interested in working with this dataset, please contact Dr. Allanson and Prof Menon and anyone to whom this responsibility is handed – for example, in the context of retirement or transfer to another institution).
The UK Health Research Authority mandates that the confidentiality of data is the responsibility of Chief Investigators for the initial studies (in this case, Dr. GUID: 6C601600-336A-4024-95A6-F6D0EBF714DB Data Availability StatementĭSI Studio is freely available online: .ĭue to patient privacy concerns, data are available upon request by qualified researchers.
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