Experimental study of the effects of skeleton muscular relaxation on nerve conduction and regeneration / 中华骨科杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To study the effects of skeleton musclular relaxation on nerve conduction and regeneration. Methods Musclocontaneous nerve injury model was established in 96 mice and the animals were divided into skeleton muscle relaxation, skeleton muscle relaxation and neurotrophic drugs, neurotrophic drugs and control group. Nerve conduction and regeneration were evaluated by electromyography; muscle weight and counting of distal regenerated myelinated nerve fibers. Results The velocity of nerve conduction and regeneration in skeletal muscle group was the same as that in skeleton muscle relaxation and neurotrophic group, and higher than that in control group. Conclusion Skeleton muscle can enhance nerve conduction and regeneration.