Acellular nerve ailograft preserves the basilar membrane tube and extracellular matrix, which promotes selective regeneration of neural defects via bridging. In the present study, a Sprague Dawley rat sciatic nerve wa...Acellular nerve ailograft preserves the basilar membrane tube and extracellular matrix, which promotes selective regeneration of neural defects via bridging. In the present study, a Sprague Dawley rat sciatic nerve was utilized to prepare acellular nerve allografts through the use of the chemical extraction method. Subsequently, the allograft was transplanted into a 10-mm sciatic nerve defect in Wistar rats, while autologous nerve grafts from Wistar rats served as controls. Compared with autologous nerve grafts, the acellular nerve allografts induced a greater number of degenerated nerve fibers from sural nerves, as well as a reduced misconnect rate in motor fibers, fewer acetylcholine esterase-positive sural nerves, and a greater number of carbonic anhydrase-positive sensory nerve fibers. Results demonstrated that the acellular nerve allograft exhibited significant neural selective regeneration in the process of bridging nerve defects.展开更多
文摘Acellular nerve ailograft preserves the basilar membrane tube and extracellular matrix, which promotes selective regeneration of neural defects via bridging. In the present study, a Sprague Dawley rat sciatic nerve was utilized to prepare acellular nerve allografts through the use of the chemical extraction method. Subsequently, the allograft was transplanted into a 10-mm sciatic nerve defect in Wistar rats, while autologous nerve grafts from Wistar rats served as controls. Compared with autologous nerve grafts, the acellular nerve allografts induced a greater number of degenerated nerve fibers from sural nerves, as well as a reduced misconnect rate in motor fibers, fewer acetylcholine esterase-positive sural nerves, and a greater number of carbonic anhydrase-positive sensory nerve fibers. Results demonstrated that the acellular nerve allograft exhibited significant neural selective regeneration in the process of bridging nerve defects.
