Peripheral nerve injuries are common and frequently result in incomplete functional
recovery even with optimal surgical treatment. Permanent motor and sensory deficits are …

Traumatic peripheral nerve injury represents a major clinical and public health problem that
often leads to significant functional impairment and permanent disability. Despite modern …

Physical therapy, specifically neuromuscular retraining, is a useful intervention for treating
facial nerve palsy. Care for these patients is best delivered in a multidisciplinary setting in …

Previous studies on the mechanisms of peripheral nerve injury (PNI) have mainly focused
on the pathophysiological changes within a single injury site. However, recent studies have …

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is the most common male sexual dysfunction by far and the
prevalence is increasing year after year. As technology advances, a wide range of physical …

Introduction We recently demonstrated the beneficial effects of 4‐aminopyridine (4‐AP), a
potassium channel blocker, in enhancing remyelination and recovery of nerve conduction …

Various methods have been used to improve function and manage facial nerve injury.
Although electrical stimulation therapy is frequently used to treat facial paralysis, its effects …

An effective strategy for sustained neurotrophic factor (NTF) delivery to sites of peripheral
nerve injury (PNI) would accelerate healing and enhance functional recovery, addressing …

Facial nerve damage can lead to partial or total facial nerve palsy. Photobiomodulation has
been reported to improve and accelerate functional recovery following peripheral nerve …

Acellular nerve allografts conducted via chemical extraction have achieved satisfactory
results in bridging whole facial nerve defects clinically, both in terms of branching a single …