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The phalaenopsis orchid is a metaphor for the healing of medullar injuries: whenever its stem is damaged,  it regenerates and  enjoys a second blooming

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POROUS STRUCTURE OF NEUROGEL

 

 

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NeuroGel™ is a polymer matrix (Figure A) with a highly porous structure (Figure B) which allows the infiltration of cells, blood vessels and nerve cells (Figure C) after implantation into a lesion of the spinal cord, thereby allowing the cellular reconstruction of the lesion.

 

structure NeurogelFigure A

 

Scanning electron microscopy at variable pressure of NeuroGel™

 

scanningFigure B

 

Imaging of the porous structure of NeuroGel™:

The brown cubes are the actual porous structure, the blue represent the throat of the pores and the circles on the top view represent the size/diameter of the various pores on the structure

 

 Figure C

 

Infiltration of nerve cells into the NeuroGel™
 
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