Application of Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Patients with Concussion in Clinical Emergency

Concussion syndrome is a common disease in neurosurgery, and its incidence ranks first among all traumatic brain injuries. Cognitive dysfunction is one of the most common functional impairments in concussion syndrome. Neuroimaging and content assessments on concussion patients and healthy control subjects are used in this study, which uses MRI technology to evaluate brain pictures of concussion patients. Moreover, this paper separately evaluates the scores of the concussion syndrome group and the healthy control group in multiple functional aspects and performs independent sample t-test after statistics of the two scores. In addition, this paper uses resting-state fMRI to study the changes in the functional connectivity of the medial prefrontal lobe in patients with PCS, which has certain significance in revealing cognitive dysfunction after concussion and has a certain effect on improving the clinical emergency diagnosis and treatment of concussion.