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In vivo optical microscopy of peripheral nerve myelination with polarization sensitive-optical coherence tomography
Assessing nerve integrity and myelination after injury is necessary to provide insight for treatment strategies aimed at restoring neuromuscular function. Currently, this is largely done with electrical analysis, which lacks direct quantitative information. In vivo optical imaging with sufficient im
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