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Chapter Peripheral Nerve Reconstruction Using Enriched Chitosan Conduits

Ronchi, Giulia - Personal Name; Shahar, Abraham - Personal Name; Rochkind, Shimon - Personal Name; Reider, Evgeniy - Personal Name;

The repair of peripheral nerve traumatic lesions still represents a major cause of permanent motor and sensory impairment. In case of substance loss, a nerve guide should be
used to bridge the proximal with the distal stump of the severed nerve. The effectiveness
of hollow nerve guides is limited by the delay of axonal growth due to the absence of a
regeneration substrate inside the conduit


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: InTechOpen., 2017
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Biomedical Engineering
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https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/70657
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