| 21. | Thus, neurapraxia is the mildest classification of peripheral nerve injury.
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| 22. | In particular, the silk acts as a suitable guiding material for peripheral nerve regrowth.
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| 23. | These drugs are designed to stimulate blood vessel growth and peripheral nerves recovery after trauma.
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| 24. | The microfibers also promoted myelination during peripheral nerve repair.
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| 25. | The tetanus toxin initially binds to peripheral nerve terminals.
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| 26. | However, action fields have been measured from peripheral nerves.
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| 27. | What is the specialist for peripheral nerve injury called?
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| 28. | Neurolemma serves a protective function for peripheral nerve fibers.
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| 29. | They are also more prone to injuries including shoulder impingement, epicondylitis and peripheral nerve entrapment.
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| 30. | Deep tendon reflexes may be peripheral nerves, as the central nervous system is usually unaffected.
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