Inflammation and Regeneration of Peripheral Nerves
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Peripheral nerve injury leads to nerve degeneration, followed by regeneration. This process is accompanied by dynamic inflammation. Due to their remarkable plasticity, Schwann cells and macrophages are able to promote nerve repair.
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