Spatiotemporal abnormalities in brain networks as a signature of neurological damage in Wilson’s disease

Key Points

• Spatiotemporal abnormalities indicate significant neurological damage in Wilson's disease patients, altering brain function.
• The study highlights distinct patterns of brain activity interactions that correlate with the disease's severity.
• Analysis of brain networks reveals how these spatiotemporal changes parallel neurological impairments in affected individuals.
• Findings support the potential for improved diagnostic approaches in Wilson's disease through brain activity monitoring.

Abstract