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PRECLINICAL PUBLICATION · 2020

Neuroprotection in the Acute Stage Enables Functional Recovery Following Repair of Chronic Cervical Root Transection After a 3-Week Delay.

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PMID 31960049 ↗2020Reported benefit

Neuroprotection in the Acute Stage Enables Functional Recovery Following Repair of Chronic Cervical Root Transection After a 3-Week Delay.

RatOtherSprague-DawleyFemaleAdministered during the acute stage, in the first week after transection

Model: Left sixth to eighth cervical preganglionic root transection, with nerve grafting plus acidic fibroblast growth factor and fibrin glue performed 3 weeks after injury

Sirolimus attenuated microglial and astrocytic proliferation and enhanced neuronal autophagy and survival. Only sirolimus-treated rats showed significant sensory and motor recovery after delayed repair, with abundant nerve fibres and neurons in the dorsal root entry zone, dorsal root ganglion and v…

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