Percutaneous Needle Electrolysis Accelerates Functional Muscle Regeneration in Mice

Muscle regeneration after a traumatic injury can take an excessively long period of time. The purpose this study is to assess whether the action percutaneous needle electrolysis (PNE) accelerates muscle in cases partial injuries. gastrocnemius from adult Swiss male mice was inoculated with bupivacaine. PNE protocol applied 48 h treatment Immunofluorescence techniques were performed 72 bupivacaine evaluate synaptic contacts. end plate noise recorded by electromyography Bupivacaine induced local muscles, axons retracted, and endplate decreased at h, while increased injured limb where had been applied. Seven days later, functional values same as controls they maintained for 10 days. significantly greater on treated electric current when compared receiving only bupivacaine, indicating that use galvanic facilitated least point view. application during animal model reduces recovery time damaged tissue.