… care more than a decade ago,9, 10 the use of high-dose methylprednisolone as a neuroprotective
agent in acute … deficit into the National Acute Spinal Cord Injury Study (NASCIS) trials, …

… the spinal cord-injured patient in the acute care … cord-injured patient are dependent on the
careful daily assessment, monitoring, logical analysis, and resultant care given by health care …

… cord. There is general evidence for the maintenance of mean arterial pressure of > 85 mm Hg
during immediate and acute care to … considerations for level of injury and risks of increased …

… with functional status six months following a traumatic cervical and thoracic spinal cord
injury (SCI), with a particular interest in factors related to the acute care hospitalization stay. …

… cord injured patients admitted to the Rehabilita tion Institute of Chicago after acute care
following a spinal cord injury … from general hospitals or the acute care unit of our spinal centre, …

… the neurologic injury and progress … acute care and rehabilitation and, consequently, increased
medical costs. Hospital lengths of stay in the Model Systems Spinal Cord Injury acute care …

… as 1 of the 2 acute care specialized SCI … care professional team specialized in SCI care,
including, but not limited to, a specialized SCI trauma unit, a dedicated multidisciplinary acute …

… cord injury (SCI) care system. Patients admitted within 1 day of injury who received all
subsequent care within the system were compared with patients who received their acute care …

… ; acute care was less costly for patients admitted directly to a specialist spinal cord injury …
experienced at least one complication during acute admission; their care was less costly if they …

… Frequency of spinal cord injury by cause001062.Incidence and prevalence of spinal cord
injury by continent … Classification of spinal cord injury pain0055.Pain types, characteristics and …