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A conceptual approach of "disconnection" (i.e.. misinformation) (Weinberger, 1993) aids in the understanding of the varied behavioral performance. The prefrontal cortex (PFQ is connected to most brain regions including heteromodal association cortices, all sensory association cortices, non-sensory basal ganglia and thalamus, limbic structures (amygdala, hippocampus, and hypothalamus), and brain stem nuclei (especially those sending afferents to the cortex.) Each of these regions is also a component of various fundamental information processing networks: attentional mnemonic, emotional autonomic, motoric, and intellectual (Fuster, 1989; Nauta, 1971). We speculate that when these distributed networks are "disconnected" by trauma, higher order mental processing diminishes.

Thoughts About the Study of Cognitive-linked Brain Dysfunction Physiology After Mild Closed-head Trauma