Coaptation region selection and functional monitoring in direct muscle neurotization: An experimental study with sprague-dawley rats

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Experimental study explores muscle neurotization techniques in Sprague-Dawley rats, suggesting muscle site impacts nerve growth.

Direct muscle neurotization significantly facilitated new nerve branch formation in rats.
Group 3 showed the highest rate of new nerve branch formation compared to other groups.
Assessment was conducted using the modified Sihler staining method and electromyography to evaluate nerve condition.
Proximal implementation of muscle neurotization yielded the best outcomes while avoiding anastomosis.

Balık et al. (2025) studied this question.

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