Peripheral nerves can sustain injuries due to loss of structure and/or function of peripheral
nerves because of accident, trauma and other causes, which leads to partial or complete …

Tissue engineered nerve grafts (TENGs) have emerged as a potential alternative to
autologous nerve grafts, the gold standard for peripheral nerve repair. Typically, TENGs are …

Peripheral nerve regeneration remains one of the greatest challenges in regenerative
medicine. Deprivation of sensory and/or motor functions often occurs with severe injuries …

Several nerve guidance conduits (NGCs) and nerve protectant wraps are approved by the
US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for clinical use in peripheral nerve repair. These …

The current trend of peripheral nerve tissue engineering is the design of advanced nerve
guidance channels (NGCs) acting as physical guidance for regeneration of nerves across …

Surgical repair of severe peripheral nerve injuries represents not only a pressing medical
need, but also a great clinical challenge. Autologous nerve grafting remains a golden …

Currently, surgical treatments for peripheral nerve injury are less than satisfactory. The gold
standard of treatment for peripheral nerve gaps> 5 mm is the autologous nerve graft; …

Artificial nerve guide conduits have the advantage over autografts in terms of their
availability and ease of fabrication. However, clinical outcomes associated with the use of …

Patients with peripheral nerve injuries, especially severe injury, often face poor nerve
regeneration and incompletely functional recovery, even after surgical nerve repair. Current …

Biofabrication techniques have endeavored to improve the regeneration of the peripheral
nervous system (PNS), but nothing has surpassed the performance of current clinical …