Peripheral neuropathies are classified as primarily demyelinating or axonal. Microstructural alterations of the nodal region are the key to understand the pathophysiology of neuropathies with ...

FAGP act changing intracellular function of several proteins, changing extracellular components such as laminin and fibronectin, which are essential for axonal regeneration ... which leads to ischemic ...

Kuckein Student Research Fellowship for his work investigating the mTOR signaling pathway and its link to axonal regeneration after spinal cord injury. Dr. Recker has ... interests include central and ...

Your peripheral nerves branch out from your spinal cord ... Though concussion, if it's more severe, can be a traumatic brain injury. In adults, I think a lot of concussion goes unnoticed, and ...

Review of the literature on relevant injection procedure found that injury ... axonal and myelin degeneration (Gentili, Hudson, and Hunter, 1980a). Pathological alterations in the nerve were ...

Degloving is an injury that happens when the top layers of the skin and tissue rip from the muscle, connective tissue, or bone. Degloving injuries are often life threatening. Degloving ...

Peer ReviewDownload a summary of the editorial decision process including editorial decision letters, reviewer comments and author responses to feedback. After peripheral nerve injury, the structure ...

Nerve damage from diabetes isn’t reversible. But you may be able to stop neuropathy from getting worse, or possibly eliminate symptoms as if you’re not living with this complication anymore ...

Nerve biopsy findings in length-dependent diabetic polyneuropathy. 1 μm-thick sections of superficial peroneal nerve biopsy specimens of two insulin-dependent diabetic patients in their 30s with ...

“In addition to these areas of hemorrhaging… we could see what is known as axonal injury,” Ross said. Axons are part of nerve cells, he explained, and connect with other nerves. They’re ...