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Spinal cord injury For many decades, since the 1940s, based purely on correlative observations, reactive astrocytes that surround tissue lesions after traumatic injuries or stroke were regarded as glial scars that were the primary cause for the failure of axon regeneration and functional recovery after spinal cord injury (SCI) and other causes of axotomy in the CNS
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Helpful resources and support Pre-habilitation for surgery guide Sources and references 2 The effects of alcohol on anaesthesia 3 Planning for Surgery alcohol advice Acknowledgements and clinical review This page has been medically reviewed and approved by Mr James Potter, an anaesthetic specialist practitioner at Practice Plus Group
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