although we are thinking about ways the approach could be used for peripheral nerve repair. Brain injuries are much more difficult.” Many papers have been published on trials of olfactory ...

The trial is a blinded and randomised control study which will test the olfactory nerve bridge transplantation ... which may allow us to repair the damage to the spinal cord and regain function ...

Clinical Trial for Treating Spinal Cord Injury Using Olfactory Cell Nerve Bridges Oct. 22 ... Researchers Aim to Get Leg Up on Bone Repair With 3D-Printed Femur Oct. 29, 2024 — Mechanical ...

It sounded kind of crazy at first, but then I paused. Our nose has a direct connection to the brain through the olfactory nerve and olfactory bulb. The olfactory nerve is the shortest cranial nerve.

In some situations (eg, after injury of the radial sensory nerve), nerve repair may be indicated primarily to reduce neuroma symptoms; in these cases, sensory return is a secondary goal.

The big hope is that the treatment will result in at least some repair of ... research showing olfactory ensheathing cells, ...

The theory of odors hitherto accepted, has been, that invisible particles, emanating from bodies, and coming in contact with the olfactory nerves, produce the sensation of smell. Substances to be ...

While the activity of nerve cells in the olfactory cortex most accurately predicted which scent was smelled, neuronal activity in the hippocampus was able to predict whether scents were correctly ...

Published in Nature, this study bridges gaps between animal and human olfactory research, enhancing our understanding of how we perceive smells. Individual nerve cells in the brain can predict ...

“The preclinical research has clearly demonstrated the olfactory nerve bridges are effective ... which may allow us to repair the damage to the spinal cord and regain function,” Mr Cross ...

For more detailed information on nerve repair and grafting, the reader is referred to Orthopaedic Care: Medical and Surgical Management of Musculoskeletal Disorders (www.orthotextbook.net), which ...