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Significant improvement of acute complete spinal cord injury patients diagnosed by a combined criteria implanted with NeuroRegen scaffolds and mesenchymal stem …Xiao et al., 2018
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- Xiao Z
- Tang F
- Zhao Y
- Han G
- Yin N
- Li X
- Chen B
- Han S
- Jiang X
- Yun C
- Zhao C
- Cheng S
- Zhang S
- Dai J
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- Cell transplantation
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Stem cells and biomaterials transplantation hold a promising treatment for functional recovery in spinal cord injury (SCI) animal models. However, the functional recovery of complete SCI patients was still a huge challenge in clinic. Additionally, there is no clinical …
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