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2018
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Simeon Christian Daeschler, Leila Harhaus, Konstantin Davide Bergmeister, Arne Hendrik Boecker et autres
The slow axonal regeneration and consecutive delayed muscle reinnervation cause persistent functional deficits following peripheral nerve injury, even following sufficient surgical nerve reconstruction. Preclinically, adjunct ultrasound therapy has shown to significantly accelerate nerve regeneration and thereby improve muscle function compared to nerve …
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2018
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Philipp Schoenle, Emre Gazyakan, Thomas Leon Kremer, Leila Harhaus et autres
Traumatic soft tissue and bone defects are demanding challenges for the reconstructive microsurgeons. Common and safe workhorses for these reconstructions are free microvascular flaps based on the subscapular system. In this article, we want to demonstrate the versatility of the serratus anterior …
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2018
review
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Simeon Christian Daeschler, Leila Harhaus, Philipp Schoenle, Arne Hendrik Boecker et autres
Limited regeneration after nerve injury often leads to delayed or incomplete reinnervation and consequently insufficient muscle function. Following nerve surgery, application of low-intensity ultrasound or extracorporeal shock waves may promote nerve regeneration and improve functional outcomes. Because currently clinical data is unavailable, …
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2018
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Konstantin Davide Bergmeister, Simeon Christian Daeschler, Patrick Rhodius, Philipp Schoenle et autres
Nerve injury is often associated with limited axonal regeneration and thus leads to delayed or incomplete axonal reinnervation. As a consequence of slow nerve regeneration, target muscle function is often insufficient and leads to a lifelong burden. Recently, the diagnosis of nerve …
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2016
conference-abstract
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Qing Wang, Philipp Schoenle, Emmanuel Flück, Noé Brun et autres
Objective: To study neural reflex mechanisms in hypertension and neural disease in small rodent (rats and mice), implantable wireless nerve stimulation and recording system is required. We aim initially at establishing a low power programmable pulse current source for nerve wireless stimulation …
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