The craniofacial region contains skin, bones, cartilage, the temporomandibular joint (TMJ),
teeth, periodontal tissues, mucosa, salivary glands, muscles, nerves, and blood vessels …

Injury to the facial nerve can occur after different etiologies and range from simple
transection of the branches to varying degrees of segmental loss. Management depends on …

The facial nerve is the most frequently damaged nerve in head and neck traumata. Repair of
interrupted nerves is generally reinforced by fine microsurgical techniques; nevertheless …

生物材料导管修复面神经损伤与再生 Page 1 Chinese Journal of Tissue Engineering
Research|Vol 27|No.7|March 2023|1089 中国组织工程研究 Chinese Journal of Tissue …

Facial paralysis can lead to detrimental effects on patient quality of life and impair social
engagement. Accordingly, it is vital that acute injuries be triaged and managed appropriately …

The precise anatomy of the facial nerve branches innervating rat whisker pad and the
distribution of their corresponding motor neurons in facial nucleus area were investigated …

BACKGROUND: Autologous nerve transplantation is the first choice for repairing the
damaged facial nerve and treating facial paralysis, but the donor nerve is limited and will …