Shoulder-hand syndrome in cervical spinal cord injury

Shoulder Pain in Spinal Cord Injury

The spinal cord injury (SCI) is one of the most severe forms of disabling syndromes, being a challenge for rehabilitation, because spinal cord is a communication way among various portions of the body, such as the brain, also having a regulator center, controlling important functions such as breathing, blood flow, bladder, intestines, thermal control, and sexual activity (1,2) . Clinical pictur...

The syndrome of acute central cervical spinal cord injury revisited.

Seven patients with acute central cervical spinal cord injury were operated upon during the subacute stages following injury, when their condition had improved and become stable for seven to ten days. Myelography in each case showed significant anterior compression of the spinal cord. The rapid improvement in function following the operation in these patients was gratifying and emphasizes the p...

Application of QFD method in toothbrush design for the cervical spinal cord injury handicapped (Tetraplegia)

Background: The spinal cord trauma is a lost physical performance that causes physical limitations in addition to mental, social and economic disadvantages. The mouth and tooth health is known as one of the related issues to the physical quality of life. Providing the conditions of the more independence for these people in brushing teeth can improve the level of mouth and tooth hygiene. The aim...

Bradycardia Secondary to Cervical Spinal Cord Injury

P43: Secondary Demyelination in Spinal Cord Injury

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