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 2022
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Concepts of Regeneration for Spinal Diseases in 2022

Takashi Yurube
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In Ho Han
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Daisuke Sakai
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Abstract: It is our pleasure to announce the publication of the Special Issue “Regeneration for Spinal Diseases 2 [...]

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“…Our previous International Journal of Molecular Sciences Special Issues, "Regeneration for Spinal Diseases" indexing 15 articles in 2021 [4] and "Regeneration for Spinal Diseases 2.0" indexing 14 articles in 2022 [5] were both successful because of the publication of many high-quality papers with rigorous scientific backgrounds. Now, in 2023, we would like to add further results and new perspectives from more recent research projects to the 1st and 2nd editions.…”
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“…Our previous International Journal of Molecular Sciences Special Issues, "Regeneration for Spinal Diseases" indexing 15 articles in 2021 [4] and "Regeneration for Spinal Diseases 2.0" indexing 14 articles in 2022 [5] were both successful because of the publication of many high-quality papers with rigorous scientific backgrounds. Now, in 2023, we would like to add further results and new perspectives from more recent research projects to the 1st and 2nd editions.…”
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