Selected Publications
SWANSON 2ND RL, Acharya NK, Cifu DX: Cerebral microvascular pathology is a common endophenotype between traumatic brain injury, cardiovascular disease, and dementia: a hypothesis and review Cureus 14 (5): e25318,2022.
Calandra JM, Shofer FS, Chao AM, SWANSON 2ND RL: Nutrition education, understanding, and counseling practices among physiatrists: a survey study Cureus 14 (9): e28756,2022.
Patel PR, Armistead-Jehle P, Eltman NR, Heath KM, Cifu DX, SWANSON RL: Brain injury: how dietary patterns impact long-term outcomes Curr Phys Med Rehabil Rep 11 (3): 367-376,2023.
Grovola MR, Jinich A, Paleologos N, Arroyo EJ, Browne KD, SWANSON RL, Duda JE, Cullen DK: Persistence of hyper-ramified microglia in porcine cortical gray matter after mild traumatic brain injury Biomedicines 11 (7): 1960,2023.
Knoll RM, Reinshagen KL, Barber SR, Ghanad I, Swanson R, Smith DH, Abdullah KG, Jung DH, Remenschneider AK, Kozin ED: High resolution computed tomography atlas of the porcine temporal bone and skull base: anatomical correlates for traumatic brain injury research J Neurotrauma 36 (7): 1029-1039,2019.
McBride WR, Conlan CE, Barylski NA, Warneryd AC, SWANSON RL: Blood biomarkers in brain injury medicine Curr Phys Med Rehabil Rep : 2022.
O’Donnell JC, Swanson RL, Wofford KL, Grovola MR, Purvis EM, Petrov D, Cullen DK.: Chapter 13: Emerging approaches for regenerative rehabilitation following traumatic brain injury Regenerative Rehabilitation - From Basic Science to the Clinic. Physiology in Health and Disease : 409-459,2022.
Acharya NK, Grossman H, Arroyo E, SWANSON RL, Kosciuk M, Venkataraman V, Lamar M, Bennett D, Schneider JA, Arvanitakis Z, Libon DJ, Nagele RG: Selective affinity of extravasated brain-reactive IgG autoantibodies for pyramidal neurons is linked to brain amyloid deposition, neuronal dysfunction, and cognitive decline. Alzheimers Dement
17 (Suppl 3): e055567,2021.
SWANSON 2ND RL, Hampton S, Green-McKenzie J, Diaz-Arrastia R, Grady MS, Verma R, Biester R, Duda D, Wolf RL, Smith DH: Neurological manifestations among US government personnel reporting directional audible and sensory phenomena in Havana, Cuba JAMA 319 (10): 1125-1133,2018.
Verma R, SWANSON RL, Parker D, Ould Ismail AA, Shinohara RT, Alappatt JA, Doshi J, Davatzikos C, Gallaway M, Duda D, Chen HI, Kim JJ, Gur RC, Wolf RL, Grady MS, Hampton S, Diaz-Arrastia R, Smith DH: Neuroimaging findings in US government personnel with possible exposure to directional phenomena in Havana, Cuba JAMA 322 (4): 336-347,2019.
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