High-level spinal cord injury (SCI) can disrupt cardiovascular autonomic function. However,
the evolution of cardiovascular autonomic function in the acute phase following injury is …

… We examined whether supplementing the injured environment with VEGF 165 … cord injury
(SCI) results in improved outcome. The effect of treatment was investigated using longitudinal …

… Spinal cord injuries (SCIs) are a leading cause of disability and can severely impact the …
spinal cord remain incompletely understood, partly due to a lack of appropriate longitudinal …

Purpose This study aimed to evaluate the reproducibility and specificity of quantitative
magnetization transfer (qMT) imaging for monitoring spinal cord injuries (SCIs). Methods MRI …

… which current age, duration of injury, and neurologic status affect the … cord injury (SCI), using
both longitudinal and cross-sectional analysis techniques. Design: Prospective longitudinal …

… Objectives: To assess the outcome in a population of patients with spinal cord injury (SCI).
The assessed outcomes are mortality, state of health, occupation, mobility, autonomy, social …

… Using multivariate logistic regression analysis from the data of 1,250 patients with traumatic
SCI included in the European Multicenter Spinal Cord Injury study, we developed two …

… Methods We acquired longitudinal data from 13 traumatic and 3 non-traumatic spinal cord
injury patients (8–8 cervical and thoracic cord injuries) within 1.5 years after injury and 10 …

… longitudinal cohort study of adult patients with traumatic spinal cord injury, with early (within
the first 15 days after injury… neurological classification of spinal cord injury with a multivariate …

… The number of individuals with spinal cord injuries (SCIs) living in the United States is
estimated to be 273,000, with 12,000 new cases annually. Mobility outcomes after SCI vary …