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. 2020 Aug 31;29:0963689720950637. doi: 10.1177/0963689720950637

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Fig. 2. — Injured spinal cords were cleaned, followed by functional NeuroRegen scaffold implantation. (A) Diffuse hyperemia, edema, and tissue necrosis were observed at the site of spinal cord injury after the dura mater was opened. (B) After determining the boundaries of the injured spinal cord by neuroelectrophysiological monitoring, the necrotic spinal cord tissue was cleaned. (C, D) Extracted autologous bone marrow mononuclear cells were evenly spread over the surface of the NeuroRegen scaffolds and grafted into the cleaned spinal cord gap. (E) Biogel was evenly injected onto the scaffolds. (F) The dura mater was tightly sutured.