The impact of neuro-immunological dysregulation on bone growth and development in skeletal dysplasia

Abstract

Neuro-immunological dysregulation has emerged as a significant factor influencing the pathophysiology of skeletal dysplasia, a group of disorders characterized by abnormal bone growth and development. This paper explores the interplay between the nervous and immune systems and its impact on bone growth in skeletal dysplasia. We present a comprehensive analysis of recent studies, including clinical and experimental data, to understand how neuro-immunological factors contribute to bone abnormalities in these conditions. The results are presented in detailed tables and graphs to provide a clear overview of the findings.