About this Research Topic
The Karolinska Institutet 200-year anniversary symposium on injuries to the spinal cord and peripheral nerves in 2010 gathered expertise in the spinal cord, spinal nerve, and peripheral nerve injury fields and covered topics spanning from molecular prerequisites for nerve regeneration to clinical methods in nerve repair and rehabilitation (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21629875).
The aim of this Research Topics is to follow up on this theme. Our goal is to cover the issue of spinal cord and spinal nerve injury and repair from basic science to clinical strategies in repair and rehabilitation. We invite basic and clinical scientists in the field of spinal cord and peripheral nerve injury and repair to participate and welcome original articles, reviews and case reports.
The aim of this Research Topics is to follow up on this theme. Our goal is to cover the issue of spinal cord and spinal nerve injury and repair from basic science to clinical strategies in repair and rehabilitation. We invite basic and clinical scientists in the field of spinal cord and peripheral nerve injury and repair to participate and welcome original articles, reviews and case reports.
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