… survive and integrate into the local spinal cord following transplantation. The scarcity of
surviving … of cavities in the spinal cord may not be helpful for their survival. The most dramatic …

… However, more number of neurons appeared to be surviving in the antagonist-infused
spinal cords at both, 3 (data not shown) and 7 dpi (Fig. 3G,H) compared to the vehicle treated …

… in promoting tissue survival after spinal cord contusion injury. … rat spinal cord resulted in only
a modest reduction in cellular … reduced leukocyte infiltration on survival of spinal cord tissue …

… spinal cord, leading to increasingly aggressive resection.Radical resection has been associated
with increased long-term overall survival;… In infiltrating lesions, the transition from tumor …

… In our patient, the infiltration of meninges and spinal cord … , rather than a longer survival,
may predispose these patients to … involvement is poor with a median survival of 1.5 to 2 months …

… Leukocytes are key responders to spinal cord injury. Their actions … In this review, we consider
spinal cord injury in the context of … cells as a strategy for the treatment of spinal cord injury. …

The purpose of this study was to determine the fate and the effects of undifferentiated embryonic
stem cells (ESCs) in mice after contusive lesion of the spinal cord (SCI). Reproducible …

… period, high-grade infiltrating glioma of the spinal cord has remained a clinically aggressive
entity, with the median survival of 13 months and 1-year survival of 46.15% in our cohort. …

… survive but also migrate into the CNS, particularly into regions of inflammation. Our data
indicate that hMSCs infiltrate the white and gray matter of the spinal cord, … can indeed survive for …

… spinal cord injury (SCI), only 37% of physicians and 14% of nurses indicated that they themselves
would want measures taken to ensure survival … cell to infiltrate the spinal cord by 3–6 h …