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titleOfInvention Medical device for neural repairing of the spinal cord or of a nerve
abstract A medical device (1) for repairing an injury to the spinal cord (2) or peripheral nerve comprises a first biocompatible or biological flexible substrate (10), which supports first nanoparticles of silicon or carbon or gold or titanium, at least partially embedded in a binding layer (20) made of binding material. The binding layer (20) is joined to the first flexible substrate (10) and each first nanoparticle develops along a predominant direction of development (X). The nanoparticles are oriented in such a way that, statistically, the preferential direction of development (X) is substantially parallel to a first orientation of growth (XI)· Stem cells are at least partially embedded in the binding layer (20). The first nanoparticles are functionalized in such a way that the differentiation of such stem cells along the first nanoparticles is guided in the first orientation of growth (XI); The first flexible substrate (10) is suitable to assume a distended configuration (A) and a wrapped configuration (B). In the wrapped configuration (B), the first flexible substrate (10) is wrapped around the spinal cord (2) or peripheral nerve whereby said first orientation of growth (XI) is substantially statistically parallel to the neuronal direction (Χ') of extension of the neurons of the spinal cord or the peripheral nerve.
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