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Do acute SCI patients see better outcomes if undergoing surgery within 1st 4 hours?
Researches in Germany studied whether time of surgery impacted neurological outcomes for patients with acute spinal cord injury, according to Journal of Therapeutics and...
Looking beyond the wheels
As Robert Thompkins climbed to the top of Green Valley Falls in September 2005, he had no idea that in a few short moments he would never walk again.
He made the decision to jump off a cliff into the water below, never knowing how incredibly shallow it was. As he hit the rocks beneath the surface, he severed his spinal cord from the T12 to the L3 vertebrae. He was 25.
Bride-to-be perseveres to walk down aisle after spinal-cord injury
Just like any other bride, Alissa Boyle finds herself immersed in
wedding plans leading up to her Sept. 7 exchange of vows with Nathan Grimes...
Pharmacological Management of Hemodynamic Complications Following Spinal Cord Injury
The damage from primary and secondary insults of spinal cord injury can result in various hemodynamic alterations. It is important to understand the...
Miracle Michael will walk again
DOCTORS feared Michael Wakeman would never walk again after he crashed a billy-cart into a car.
The 13-year-old had completely dislocated his spine, compressing a...