Surgical repair of severe peripheral nerve injuries represents not only a pressing medical
need, but also a great clinical challenge. Autologous nerve grafting remains a golden …

Peripheral nerve injury may result in injury without gaps or injury with gaps between nerve
stumps. In the presence of a nerve defect, the placement of an autologous nerve graft is the …

Automatic medical diagnosis is an emerging center of interest in computer vision as it
provides unobtrusive objective information on a patient's condition. The face, as a mirror of …

Introduction: Processed nerve allografts offer a promising alternative to nerve autografts in
the surgical management of peripheral nerve injuries where short deficits exist. Methods …

Peripheral nerves possess the capacity of self‐regeneration after traumatic injury.
Transected peripheral nerves can be bridged by direct surgical coaptation of the two nerve …

Autologous nerve grafting is the current standard of care for nerve injuries resulting in a
nerve gap. This treatment requires the use of sensory grafts to reconstruct motor defects, but …

Peripheral nerve lesions are frequent occurrences in both human and animal patients,
leading to important physiological and labor complications that affect the quality of life of …

The Schwann cell is one of the most widely studied cell types for repair of the spinal cord.
These cells play a crucial role in endogenous repair of peripheral nerves due to their ability …

Peripheral nerve reconstruction continues to evolve and expand with the ongoing
improvement in our understanding of internal nerve topography, advances in microsurgical …

Nerve conduits and acellular nerve allograft offer efficient and convenient tools for
overcoming unexpected gaps during nerve repair. Both techniques offer guidance for …