AI Article Synopsis
- The study compared traditional epineural suture techniques with advanced microsurgical neurorrhaphy in rabbits, examining outcomes through histological analysis.
- Results showed that microsurgical techniques led to faster formation of granulation tissue and finer collagen fibers compared to control methods.
- Additionally, nerve growth at the anastomosis site was more rapid, resulting in well-organized and directional newly formed myelin axons by the end of the study.
Article Abstract
For comparative assessment of an ordinary epineural suture and neurorrhaphy with the use of neurosurgical techniques operations were conducted on rabbits with a subsequent histological examination. It was established that the granulation tissue containing fine collagen fibers formed more rapidly when microsurgical techniques were used than in the controls. Besides, the rate of growth of the nerve elements in the region of the anastomosis was higher and by the end of the study the newly formed myelin axons acquired a clear linear direction.
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