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• W1495203114 abstract "More than 1.3 million patients are currently living with a spinal cord injury (SCI) in North America (Reeve Foundation). There is no cure for SCI although recent advances in acute care interventions (e.g., removal of bone fragments, decompression, anti-inflammatory drugs) have increased survival and reduced neurological dysfunctions (Baptiste & Fehlings, 2007). Accordingly with the American Spinal Injury Association (ASIA) guideline, tetraplegic (cervical lesions) and paraplegic (thoracic lesions or below) patients are classified either as ASIA-A, ASIA-B, ASIA-C or ASIA-D (see Table 1). Quadriplegia also called tetraplegia is when a person has a SCI within the cervical area which results in paralysis of all four limbs. In addition to the arms and legs being paralyzed, the abdominal and chest muscles will also be affected which result in weakened breathing and the inability to properly cough and clear the chest. Paraplegia is when the level of injury occurs at the thoracic level or lower. Although they typically experience leg movement and abdomen problems, paraplegics can use their arms and hands." @default.
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• W1495203114 title "Adaptations of the Motor System in Animal Models of Spinal Cord Injury and Disuse" @default.
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