Latest Research Summaries

KEY FINDING: The study successfully demonstrated the feasibility of using multi-wavelength photoacoustic (MWPA) analysis for detecting collagen content in bone.

KEY FINDING: Spontaneous hindlimb locomotor recovery occurs in rats four weeks after spinal cord hemisection.

KEY FINDING: MG-Exo treatment significantly decreased the level of oxidative stress (ROS) in vitro and in vivo when cells were exposed to H2O2-induced oxidative stress.

KEY FINDING: Participants showed improved physiological parameters such as phases of gait cycle, accompanied by significant improvement in all spatiotemporal and gait phase parameters.

KEY FINDING: Spinal arachnoid cysts may present with a heterogeneous clinical picture.

KEY FINDING: Restoration of functions that are lost following dorsal root injury requires that injured dorsal root axons are able to extend axons through a non-permissive environment, which is rapidly building up at the DREZ.

KEY FINDING: Short-term exposure to both scenery and somatic VR environments resulted in a significant reduction in neuropathic pain intensity in people with spinal cord injury.

KEY FINDING: The study found increased bone formation at the defect site over six months, with 75-100% of the bone area showing formation. This suggests the stem cell and scaffold combination supports bone regeneration.

KEY FINDING: TUDCA reduces oxidative stress and protects cortical neurons in vitro, demonstrated by reduced ROS generation and LDH release.

KEY FINDING: Foxm1 is specifically expressed in the regenerating spinal cord of Xenopus tadpoles, peaking at 3 days post-amputation.