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On this page you will be able to read a little bit of history on Spinal Cord Injuries,What the
affects are to the body,what research is taking place and what are the latest treatments. Below
you can navigate your way through some different stories and articles.
On this page you will be able to read a little bit of history on Spinal Cord Injuries,What the
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What is Spinal Cord Injury - Although the hard bones of the spinal column protect the soft tissues of the
spinal cord, vertebrae can still be broken or dislocated in a variety of ways and cause traumatic injury to
the spinal cord.
How does the spinal cord work - To understand what can happen as the result of a spinal cord injury, it
helps to know the anatomy of the spinal cord and its normal functions.
What happens when the spinal cord is injured - A spinal cord injury usually begins with a sudden,
traumatic blow to the spine that fractures or dislocates vertebrae.
How does the spinal cord affect the rest of the body - People who survive a spinal cord injury will most
likely have medical complications such as chronic pain and bladder and bowel dysfunction, along with an
increased susceptibility to respiratory and heart problems.
How is research helping spinal cord injury patients - Can an injured spinal cord be rebuilt? This is the
question that drives basic research in the field of spinal cord injury.
spinal cord, vertebrae can still be broken or dislocated in a variety of ways and cause traumatic injury to
the spinal cord.
How does the spinal cord work - To understand what can happen as the result of a spinal cord injury, it
helps to know the anatomy of the spinal cord and its normal functions.
What happens when the spinal cord is injured - A spinal cord injury usually begins with a sudden,
traumatic blow to the spine that fractures or dislocates vertebrae.
How does the spinal cord affect the rest of the body - People who survive a spinal cord injury will most
likely have medical complications such as chronic pain and bladder and bowel dysfunction, along with an
increased susceptibility to respiratory and heart problems.
How is research helping spinal cord injury patients - Can an injured spinal cord be rebuilt? This is the
question that drives basic research in the field of spinal cord injury.
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