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Spring 2023
Background Peripheral nerve injury is common, effecting 3% of the population. While surgery can be effective in moderate cases, complete neurologic and functional recovery are often not possible in severe cases of proximal nerve injury. Poor outcomes are attributable to the long-distance nerves...
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Investigating the Mechanism of Conditioning Electrical Stimulation: Identifying Key Parameters and Signaling Pathways
DownloadFall 2024
Despite timely surgical intervention, regeneration following peripheral nerve injury remains insufficient for adequate functional recovery. Thus, new therapeutic interventions are necessary. Traditionally, electrical stimulation has been delivered postoperatively to promote functional recovery...