Dr. Arthur L. Jenkins, III MD FACS giving a TED-style talk at the NY Symposium on Neurological Emergencies and Neurocritical Care. Dr. Jenkins discusses the scope and costs of the impact of spinal cord injury on society, summarizes the current state of art for treatment, and the need to radically alter the way clinical trials are run, and where they’re run, to begin to change the way spinal cord injured patient get treated and improve.
Dr. Arthur Jenkins giving TED-style: spinal cord injury and proposed changes
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