2017Human BiologyOpen access

The Effects of Exercise and an Enhanced Nerve Conduit on Peripheral Nerve Injury

Anthony R. Mora

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The primary objective of this effort is to quantify peripheral nerve recovery as a result of exposure to a multimodal conduit in addition to exercise. Quantification was based on behavioral data collected from a rat sciatic nerve model.

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The primary objective of this effort is to quantify peripheral nerve recovery as a result of exposure to a multimodal conduit in addition to exercise. Quantification was based on behavioral data collected from a rat sciatic nerve model.

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The primary objective of this effort is to quantify peripheral nerve recovery as a result of exposure to a multimodal conduit in addition to exercise. Quantification was based on behavioral data collected from a rat sciatic nerve model.

Key concepts: Peripheral nerve, Nerve injury, Medicine, Peripheral nerve injury, Epineurial repair, Peripheral nervous system, Peripheral, Anatomy

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