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42,43 According to Takata et al., these physis fractures can be classified depending on the size of the fragment and involvement of the vertebral body

34 It is thought that the functional recovery of the motor nerve (A-fiber) may be slow because the motor nerve might be more affected by the physical compression because of its larger diameter, showing that the recovery of the sensory nerve (A- and C-fiber) (Figure 4) might be faster than that of the motor nerve which generated MEPs (Figure 6)

Neurology, 2009

While regulated cell death is crucial for maintaining biological functions, its dysregulation can lead to various diseases, particularly those affecting the central nervous system (CNS) (Park et al., 2023)