… injuries, and the potential solutions to address its traumatic consequences. This review has
presented the clinical complexity of spinal cord injury with … resulting from the injury and the …

… Human traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) can lead to life-long disability with loss of sensation
and voluntary motor functions (paralysis). Neurological outcomes depend on the level of …

… Some regenerative biomaterials can also inhibit … to spinal cord injury repair. Although
these biomaterial scaffolds have shown a certain therapeutic effect in spinal cord injury repair, …

… The epidemiology of acute traumatic SCI is constantly changing as well as the types of
associated spinal cord injuries. The annual incidence of traumatic SCI ranges from 10 to 85 cases …

… Summary of secondary injury processes following traumatic spinal cord injury. Diagram
shows the key pathophysiological events that occur after primary injury and lead to progressive …

… traumatic injuries. Despite decades of research, there is still no efficient treatment for spinal
cord injury. … are discussed, considering traumatic spinal cord injury in rodents and humans. …

… Traumatic injury to the spinal cord activates several complex … Nerve tissues are damaged
after spinal cord injury (SCI) with … injured nerve tissues can undergo repair, the regeneration is …

… regenerate the spinal cord after injury. Although there have been significant preclinical advances
in bioengineering and regenerative … clinical therapies for spinal cord injury. This review …

… Moreover, structural and functional restoration of the spinal cord through the transplantation
of naive spinal cord tissue grafts from adult donors, artificial spinal cord-like tissue …

… result of a mechanical traumatic injury to the spinal cord. Burst fracture, … injuries, can result
in a forceful damage to the vertebral column, intervertebral disc, ligaments, and the spinal cord…