The Chinese Journal of Microsurgery was first published in August 1978 under the title of Journal of Microsurgery and was renamed in 1986. Despite the extremely challenging conditions at its inception, editorial staff of the journal overcame difficulties through a deep passion for microsurgery and a strong sense of mission. Since its founding, the journal has served as a vital academic platform for microsurgery professionals, providing a stage for showcasing talent and a window for the dissemination of scientific achievements. It has played a significant role in advancing "Microsurgical techniques" into "Microsurgery" in China. Over the years, the journal has been recognized as a core medical publication, in terms of citation frequency and impact factor. It has received numerous awards, including the Outstanding Journal Award from the China Association for Science and Technology, the Chinese Medical Association, and Guangdong Province. To date, the journal has ascended to new heights in its mission of inheritance and innovation, continuing to advance China's microsurgery and maintain its global leading position in microsurgical technology.

The Chinese Journal of Microsurgery was first published in August 1978 under the title of Journal of Microsurgery and was renamed in 1986. Despite the extremely challenging conditions at its inception, editorial staff of the journal overcame difficulties through a deep passion for microsurgery and a strong sense of mission. Since its founding, the journal has served as a vital academic platform for microsurgery professionals, providing a stage for showcasing talent and a window for the dissemination of scientific achievements. It has played a significant role in advancing "Microsurgical techniques" into "Microsurgery" in China. Over the years, the journal has been recognized as a core medical publication, in terms of citation frequency and impact factor. It has received numerous awards, including the Outstanding Journal Award from the China Association for Science and Technology, the Chinese Medical Association, and Guangdong Province. To date, the journal has ascended to new heights in its mission of inheritance and innovation, continuing to advance China's microsurgery and maintain its global leading position in microsurgical technology.

Objective To study the effects of Schwann cell-derived neurotrophic factor(SDNF) on myoblast stem cells(called satellite cells,SCs) in vitro. Methods After setting up SCs culture system in vitro, SCs which treated with various SDNF concentrations culture medium were dynamically evaluated by cell morphology,MTT growth curve and fusion rate. Results The ability of SCs preceding their participation in muscle repair include proliferation and differentiation, 200 ng/ml SDNF stimulated cell proliferation more than the other medium,but 50 ng/ml,100 ng/ml,200 ng/ml,400 ng/ml SDNF made SCs differentiation significantly for their high myotube fusion rate. Conclusion SDNF can regulate the proliferation and differentiation of rat skeletal satellite cellsin vitro,but in differentiation significantly.SDNF might play a role in slowing down denervated muscle atrophy.