The chapter highlights the importance and increasing use of drug treatment in managing
various dysfunctions that arise from spinal cord injuries. The chapter aims to provide a …

Spinal cord injuries cause problems in many human systems such as cardiovascular
dysfunction, bladder, bowel, and sexual dysfunction, and psychological issues such as …

Spinal cord injuries cause problems in many human systems such as cardiovascular
dysfunction, bladder, bowel, and sexual dysfunction, and psychological issues such as …

Study design: Literature review. Objectives: Critical review of the literature published on the
physiological alterations caused by spinal cord injury (SCI) and their effect on the …

Although research on neural tissue repair has made enormous progress in recent years,
spinal cord injury remains a devastating condition for which there is still no cure. In fact …

Although spinal cord injury is a catastrophic affliction with numerous victims and a variety of
physiological manifestations, the associated disarray in physiology has yet to be …

Context Current treatment of spinal cord injury (SCI) focuses on cord stabilization to prevent
further injury, rehabilitation, management of non-motor symptoms, and prevention of …

Introduction: Secondary spinal cord injury (SCI) sets on immediately after trauma and,
despite prompt treatment, may become chronic. SCI is a complex condition and presents …

Background: Complications arising from acute traumatic spinal cord injury are routinely
managed by various pharmacological interventions. Despite decades of clinical application …

Multiple types and classes of medications are administered in the acute management of
traumatic spinal cord injury. Prior clinical studies and evidence from animal models suggest …