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Organizing ES Induced Axonal Regeneration in Peripheral Nerve Injury
Brief electrical stimulation (ES) following peripheral nerve repair has emerged as a promising strategy to accelerate axonal regeneration; however, ES may reduce regenerative specificity by increasing axonal mistargeting and inappropriate motor neuron reinnervation. Biomimetic multichannel scaffolds
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