Monthly Archives: March 2004
ACUTE MANAGEMENT
The emergency medical care system is the patient's point of entry into the medical care system. The goal during this period is for...
A limit, not an end
A local spinal cord injury group forms for networking, information sharing.
Pat York always knew he had a bad vertebra and that it could someday...
HOPE FOR THE FUTURE
Generally, the earlier recovery begins and the more rapid its progress, the better the prognosis. In scientific studies, most recovery occurs during the first...
Steve Moore heads home
NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE: Team doctor Andrew Parker said it remains uncertain whether Moore will able to return to hockey after surviving a broken neck
Colorado...
Gahanna resident wins Ms. Wheelchair Ohio
MIRIAM SEGALOFF - Enterprise Staff Writer
Before her tragic accident nearly six years ago, Gahanna resident Rosemarie Rossetti had never considered entering a pageant, let...
Drug limits spinal cord damage
Antibiotic reduces cell death in spinal injuries
A common antibiotic used to treat arthritis and acne shows promise for limiting the severity of spinal cord...
Short-track skater has back surgery
GOTHENBURG, Sweden (CP) - Short-track speed skater Jonathan Guilmette underwent back surgery Thursday to repair a fractured vertebra suffered during last weekend's world championships.
The...
Disabilities on Ice
Daily News reporter Ann Potempa can be reached at 257-4581 - Daily News
Bad legs don't stand in the way of sled hockey athletesBad legs...
Lady Tornado blowing away all challenges
The Tiffin Columbian senior, though, is no typical teenager. She's a world-class swimmer, holder of four American records and a 4.01 grade point average....
Driver gets 15 years for manslaughter
Forensic evidence showed that Miller's blood alcohol level at the time of the accident was .21, which is more than double the limit to...
