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Koppaka et al., 2022 - Google Patents

Biomechanical characterization of isolated epineurial and perineurial membranes of rabbit sciatic nerve

Koppaka et al., 2022

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12051895604609536543
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Koppaka S
Hess-Dunning A
Tyler D
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Journal of Biomechanics

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Abstract Design of interface devices for effective, long-term integration into neural tissue is dependent on the biomechanical properties of the nerve membranes. Within the peripheral nerve, the two relevant connective tissue layers for interfacing are the epineurium and …
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