'American spinal injury association' presentation slideshows

SGD: SPINE A Cautionary Tale

SGD: SPINE A Cautionary Tale. BLOCK 5. GENERAL DATA. ALANGILAN, Ronalyn 21/F Nursing Student Right-handed Sta. Ana Manila DOA: October 1, 2009. HISTORY of PRESENT ILLNESS. 2 months PTA (+) nape pain, VAS 4-5/10 (+) fatigue ; (+) easy fatigability (-) sensory deficits

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Understanding Vocational Rehabilitation Process

Understanding Vocational Rehabilitation Process. National AgrAbility Project Training April 13-15 Presenter Samuel N. Mathew. Federal Mandate. Rehabilitation Act of 1997 as amended in 2001 Any state that submits to the Secretary a State plan eligible to get funding

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ACUTE SPINAL CORD LESSION

ACUTE SPINAL CORD LESSION. MEITI FRIDA DEPARTMENT OF NEUROLOGY FACULTY OF MEDICINE ANDALAS UNIVERSITY. ANATOMY OF SPINE AND SPINAL CORD. The spine has three major components : the spinal column (bones and discs) neural elements (the spinal cord and nerve roots)

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Spinal Cord Injuries Kristy Sandman

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Redefining Tetraplegia

Michael Keith MD Ann Bryden OTRL Cleveland Ohio USA. Redefining Tetraplegia. SCI Classification. An important component in determining potential interventions is the classification of the level of injury

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Spinal Cord Disorder

Spinal Cord Disorder. Michael H. Wilhelm, CRNA, APRN. Acute Spinal Cord Injury. Trauma is the leading cause of injury 1.5% to 3.0% cervical spine injury in major trauma 4% to 5% have injury to upper cervical spine C1-C3 Injury can also occur at thoracic and lumbar spinal area.

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Dermatomes and Myotomes

Dermatomes and Myotomes. Dr Edrish Contractor. Introduction . Spinal nerves have motor fibres and sensory fibres . The motor fibres innervate certain muscles, while the sensory fibres innervate certain areas of skin.

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