A peripheral nerve injury (PNI) has severe and profound effects on the life of a patient. The
therapeutic approach remains one of the most challenging clinical problems. In recent years …

Despite the advances in tissue engineering approaches, reconstruction of long segmental
peripheral nerve defects remains unsatisfactory. Although autologous grafts with proper …

Peripheral nerve injury often leads to the loss of neurological functions due to the slow
regeneration rate and inefficient functional reconstruction. Current clinical treatments using …

Peripheral nerve injuries (PNIs) can be caused by various factors, ranging from penetrating
injury to compression, stretch and ischemia, and can result in a range of clinical …

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Peripheral nerve injuries, caused by various reasons, often lead to severe sensory, motor,
and autonomic dysfunction or permanent disability, posing a challenging problem in …

Peripheral nerve injuries (PNIs) are the term used to describe injuries that occur to the nerve
fibers of the peripheral nervous system (PNS). Such injuries may be caused by trauma …

Despite recent advancements in peripheral nerve regeneration, the creation of nerve
conduits with chemical and physical cues to enhance glial cell function and support axonal …

During the process of peripheral nerve repair, there are many complex pathological and
physiological changes, including multi-cellular responses and various signaling molecules …

ABSTRACT Study Objective To assess 1-year postoperative outcomes of surgery for deep
endometriosis involving the sacral roots and sciatic nerve. Design Retrospective case …