Titlebook: Water and Life; Comparative Analysis George Nicholls Somero,Charles Barry Osmond,Carla Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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J. H. Crowe,L. M. Croweadial, and subscapular nerves, as well as the brachial plexus itself have been described. Potential mechanisms of injury include direct laceration, compression from retractors or hematoma, traction from intraoperative arm positioning, and other rare causes such as peri-prosthetic fracture, cement ex

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J. H. Crowe,L. M. Crowembinations of nerves have been injured.We have found it helpful to bear in mind the comparability of the nerve ramifications of the upper and lower limbs (see Chap. 2). Each nerve of the arm corresponds to a special nerve of the leg and significant distinctions do not exist, with the exception of le

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R. Douce,N. Pascal,R. Blignyair Schwann cells that support neuronal survival and promote axonal regeneration. Trophic factors, cytokines, and epithelial-mesenchymal transition (EMT) genes are upregulated, myelin genes are downregulated, autophagy is activated, and the cells proliferate, elongate, and branch to form regeneratio