Currently, many different techniques exist for the surgical repair of peripheral nerves. The
degree of injury dictates the repair and, depending on the defect or injury of the peripheral …

The application of autologous fat grafting in reconstructive surgery is commonly used to
improve functional form. This review aims to provide an overview of the scientific evidence …

Introduction This review summarizes current understanding about the role of adipose‐
derived tissues in peripheral nerve regeneration and discusses potential advances that …

Injuries to peripheral nerves are common and cause life-changing problems for patients
alongside high social and health care costs for society. Current clinical treatment of …

Despite recent advances in microsurgical techniques, functional recovery following
peripheral nerve injury remains slow and inadequate. Poor peripheral nerve regeneration …

Peripheral nerve injuries are a common occurrence affecting the nerves found outside the
central nervous system. Complete nerve transections necessitate surgical re-anastomosis …

Aim: The aim of the study was to assess the effect of autologous fat graft on nerve
regeneration by means of immunohistochemistry. Materials and Methods: The rat sciatic …

The reconstruction of nerve continuity after traumatic nerve injury is the gold standard in
hand surgery. Immediate, tension-free, end-to-end nerve suture ensures the best prognosis …

Objective: To evaluate the ability of a tissue-engineered nerve construct composed of a
nerve guidance channel and neurally differentiated human adipose tissue–derived stem …

Background: Regardless of etiology, peripheral nerve injuries (PNI) result in disruption/loss
of neuromuscular junctions, target muscle denervation, and poor sensorimotor outcomes …