… of acute spinal cord injury (SCI) support the concepts of primary and secondary injury, in
which the … events that promote progressive tissue damage and ischemia. Whereas the primary …

… Though both mechanisms are involved in the neurological dysfunction in SCI most research
however has focused on understanding the pathophysiology of the secondary damage and …

… cord injury is due to the injury sustained by neuronal processes (axons), and not usually to
the loss or damage of … depending on the vertebral level of the spinal cord injury. High cervical …

… By understanding how macrophages either promote or prevent secondary damage in spinal
cord inflammation, we may be able to deduce new approaches for mitigating the currently …

… nisms of damage to the spinal cord after acute spinal cord injury: the primary mechanical …
the importance of secondary injury mechanisms in patients with acute spinal cord injury. How…

… cord injury depends on the extent of secondary damage … the evidence that secondary spinal
cord injury involves the … as glutamatergic excitotoxicity, free radical damage, cytokines, and …

… injury along with sequential secondary damages emanating from multi-cascade of patho-mechanisms.
These secondary pathologic series of events lead to further damages to the SC. …

… Spinal cord injury (SCI) is a devastating and common … cord injury may be divided into both
primary and secondary … However, secondary mechanisms of injury can exacerbate damage …

… and experimental studies that the spinal cord suffers both primary and secondary damage
after acute spinal cord injury. The pathophysiology of secondary injury involves a multitude of …

… serve protective and reparative roles but also exacerbate damage and contribute to secondary
injury. The mediators of this secondary injury after SCI have been reviewed extensively (…