Research Progress in the Repair of Peripheral Nerve Injury with AdiposeDerived Stem Cell Exosomes

The repair of peripheral nerve injury has always been a diffi cult clinical problem. Although a variety of treatment methods are available in clinical practice, their effi cacy is limited. In recent years, the components carried by adipose stem cell exosomes and their functions have been increasingly discovered. A large number of experiments conducted around the world have shown that adiposederived stem cell exosomes have a positive effect on the repair of peripheral nerve injury. This article reviews recent progress toward the use of adipose-derived stem cell exosomes in the repair of injured peripheral nerves and possible future research directions involving adipose-derived stem cell exosomes