Finally, the suggestion that skin biopsy results can be used to predict development of neuropathy provides an additional rationale for use of the technique in clinical practice beyond just diagnosis.

For the problem that the accuracy of the traditional the fiber Bragg grating (FBG) tactile sensor array unit is relatively low, which is caused by the lateral force. In this paper, we focused study on ...

The epidemiology, classification, pathology, and treatment of diabetic neuropathy are reviewed.

Herein, following the “top-down” strategy, a leather-based conductive electronic skin (e-skin) PLZAG was designed and constructed by using the collagen fiber network of zirconium-tanned leather. The ...

More than three feet of the man's small intestine broke through his skin in a two-inch wide spot after he suffered a recurring “ parastomal hernia,” which, according to Washington University ...

Kelley, M.A. and Hackshaw, K.V. (2021) Intraepidermal Nerve Fiber Density as Measured by Skin Punch Biopsy as a Marker for Small Fiber Neuropathy Application in Patients with Fibromyalgia. Diagnostics ...

Objective: This narrative review aims to critically examine current evidence concerning shared pathophysiological mechanisms linking CRPS and CD, specifically focusing on small-fiber neuropathy, ...

"With these new small OSSIO fiber Suture Anchors, I can approach a familiar procedure with the same technique I’ve always trusted, only now I’m using a smaller, stronger, smarter material that ...

Electronic skin (E-skin) based on tactile sensors has great significance in next-generation electronics such as biomedical application and artificial intelligence that requires interaction with humans ...

Extraction is followed by biological tests to indicate the functionality of biopsied mitochondria as well as the cell viability after removal of mitochondria. The results presented here have revealed ...

A new AAN survey reveals inconsistent diagnostic approaches to small fiber neuropathy among neurologists, highlighting the need for standardized SFN guidelines across neurology subspecialties.