New Stroke Treatment Turns Brain Cavities Into Repair Hubs
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An injectable biomaterial (MAPS) injected into stroke-damaged brain cavities in mice five days after injury drew immune cells, stimulated new blood vessel and nerve fiber growth, and restored motor function approaching that of healthy mice.
Testing was conducted in mice; clinical translation remains future research.
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