Neurological disorders such as traumatic brain injuries or stroke result in neuronal loss and
disruption of the brain parenchyma. Current treatment strategies are limited in that they can …

Patients who experience injury to the central or peripheral nervous systems invariably suffer
from a range of dysfunctions due to the limited ability for repair and reconstruction of …

Newly developed hydrogels are likely to play significant roles in future therapeutic strategies
for the nervous system. In this review, unique features of the central nervous system (ie, the …

The neurological devastation of neurodegenerative and cerebrovascular diseases
reinforces our perseverance to find advanced treatments to deal with these fatal pathologies …

Biomaterials are likely to have an increasingly important role in the treatment of nervous
system disorders. Recently developed biomaterials can enable and augment the targeted …

There is a pressing need for long-term neuroprotective and neuroregenerative therapies to
promote full function recovery of injuries in the human nervous system resulting from trauma …

The central nervous system (CNS) can be injured or damaged through a variety of insults
including traumatic injury, stroke, and neurodegenerative or demyelinating diseases …

The significance of biomaterials is well appreciated in nanotechnology, and its use has
resulted in major advances in biomedical sciences. Although, currently, very little data is …

The use of advanced biomaterials as a structural and functional support for stem cells-based
therapeutic implants has boosted the development of tissue engineering applications in …

Stroke is a devastating disease for which no clinical treatment exists to regenerate lost
tissue. Strategies for brain repair in animal models of stroke include the delivery of drug or …