While muscle tissue is the most commonly studied in the context of denervation, other tissues are also affected:
1. Skin: Denervation can lead to changes in skin texture and function. For example, sweat glands may become dysfunctional, leading to anhydrosis (lack of sweating). 2. Bone: Denervated bone may undergo changes in density and structure, potentially leading to conditions like osteoporosis. 3. Internal Organs: Organs such as the bladder and gastrointestinal tract can also be affected, leading to dysfunctions like urinary incontinence or impaired bowel movements.
