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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Nerve grafting"”.

  1. Versuche zur Rekonstruktion erektiler Nerven über Silikonröhrchen in Kombination mit gezüchteten homologen Schwannschen Zellen bei der Ratte

    … Microsurgical reconstruction of cavernosal nerves within silicone tubes seeded with Schwann cells in rats. Resection of the cavernosal nerves is often necessary during radical prostatectomy and causes erectile dysfunction. Autologous nerve transplantats seemed to be the treatment of choice …

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  2. Axotomy and Regeneration of the Rat Facial Nerve: A Histomorphometric Study of the Facial Nucleus, Nerve and Orbicularis Oculi Muscle in an Experimental Model of Facial Paralysis

    … oculi muscle=OOM) and identified the facial nerve branch which provides the majority of innervation to the OOM. II. Examined the efficacy of the cross-facial nerve graft (CFNG) treatment of FP (behaviorally and histomorphometrically), III. Evaluated the efficacy of a dual treatment approach, …

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  3. Enhancing spinal cord repair with connexin43 antisense oligodeoxynucleotides

    … and exacerbating inflammation. Peripheral nerve grafts and self-assembling IKVAV-PA nanoparticles have been used successfully to promote axon outgrowth from damaged spinal cord but such regeneration is limited by new scarring resulting from the intervention itself. We have investigated the …

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