Peripheral nerve repair using olfactory ensheathing and stem cells within a vein graft

The results trended toward the VG + rOECs and NG groups having the most successful electrophysiology results and axon counts. Incorporating OECs into vein grafts may be a viable alternative to nerve grafts for peripheral nerve repair.

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Connective Tissue Research
Published
2025-04-06
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1080/03008207.2025.2466693
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1
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Nerve injury and regeneration
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Peripheral nerve repair using olfactory ensheathing and stem cells within a vein graft

Brent A. McMonagle
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Connective Tissue Research
Nerve injury and regeneration
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Peripheral nerve repair using olfactory ensheathing and stem cells within a vein graft

Brent A. McMonagle
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Abstract

The results trended toward the VG + rOECs and NG groups having the most successful electrophysiology results and axon counts. Incorporating OECs into vein grafts may be a viable alternative to nerve grafts for peripheral nerve repair.

Connective Tissue ResearchVol. 66(3)
Griffith University (AU), Gold Coast Hospital (AU)
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Nerve injury and regeneration
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