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Large-gap Peripheral Nerve Repair Using Xenogeneic Transplants in Rhesus Macaques

2022-02-28

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Surgical intervention is required to successfully treat severe, large-gap (≥4 cm) peripheral nerve injuries. However, all existing treatments have shortcomings and an alternative to the use of autologous nerves is needed. Human andporcine nerves are physiologically similar, with comparable dimensions and architecture, presence and distribution of Schwann cells, and conserved features of the extracellular matrix (E...

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82e2a58a-02c9-54ca-b819-b8e64d4d78f0
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-846240/v2
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