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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Double innervation of rat skeletal muscle contractile force and muscle fiber type changes in Author: Liu, Shi song, Bai Xiaobin, Yong-Xiao Cao [Abstract] Objective: To evaluate the blood circulation of nerve crush gracilis muscle transfer to retain external anal sphincteroplasty for anal reconstruction after rectal cancer Miles clinical application. Methods: 48 SD rats were randomly divided into a double peroneus longus neural control group, the temporary denervation group, denervated group and control group, each row corresponding surgical operation, after 5 mo in the measurement of muscle contraction force, muscle specimens taken for histological examination. Results: The peroneus longus double nerve control group of long peroneal muscle-I significantly increased the proportion of muscle fibers, the largest single twitch contraction time and the maximum relaxation time, the maximum contraction tonic contraction time was prolonged. Conclusion: By accepting the slow-twitch and their own nerves double innervation, bones muscle fibers can be changed, improved fatigue resistance, and can replace external anal sphincter function. [Keywords:] Muscle, Skeletal; double innervation; muscle fibers; resistance to fatigue; anal sphincter plasty 0 Introduction Dynamic gracilis muscle transfer Anoplasty Miles rectal cancer surgery is a hot anal reconstruction studies [1], but is not yet see the blood supply of nerve crush to retain the transfer of gracilis muscle external anal sphincteroplasty for rectal cancer surgery Miles anal reconstruction study. we passed on the rat skeletal muscle and fast-twitch and slow muscle affected by the dual innervation, the muscle contraction force and muscle fiber type change research, in order to keep blood supply nerve crush gracilis muscle transfer for the external anal sphincter plasty anal reconstruction after rectal cancer Miles experimental evidence, and to evaluate its clinical application. 1 Materia