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Old 01-03-2007, 11:17 PM #8
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I've read that people with demyelinating neuropathy can have very rapid regeneration, because the nerves are essentially intact, and they only need to make the sheath. But axonal is more complicated, because the nerves have to figure out where to grow to and connect on their own. It's probably a way simplified explanation, but it helped me visualize what needs to happen.
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