Publications by authors named "Dylan Jensen"
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- The amygdala, a key brain region for emotion and memory, shows enhanced memory encoding through electrical stimulation, particularly in its basolateral complex (BLA).
- Direct stimulation using rhythmic theta-burst stimulation (TBS) has been found to improve both emotional and non-emotional declarative memory by promoting synaptic plasticity in areas like the hippocampus.
- A study conducted during a memory task revealed that TBS modulates neuronal activity in the brain, with specific neuron characteristics influencing how they respond to stimulation, which is significant for future neuromodulation therapies.
Spinal cord injury is characterized by hemodynamic disruption at the injury epicenter and hypoperfusion in the penumbra, resulting in progressive ischemia and cell death. This degenerative secondary injury process has been well-described, though mostly using ex vivo or depth-limited optical imaging techniques. Intravital contrast-enhanced ultrasound enables longitudinal, quantitative evaluation of anatomical and hemodynamic changes in vivo through the entire spinal parenchyma.
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