Research Progress of Neural Stem Cell Transplantation Combined with Biological Scaffold in the Treatment of Spinal Cord Injury
Abstract
SCI is a kind of nerve injury disease caused by direct or indirect factors. The result is the damage of motor mechanism and the partial or total loss of sensory function below the injury site. The researchers found that planting neural stem cells in a biological scaffold and then colonizing the site of SCI greatly improved the survival rate of stem cells and promoted the repair of injury. However, different biomaterials have different differences. In order to better promote the recovery of function after SCI, it is important to select an appropriate scaffold combination.
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