… ) carried into the spinal cord via intact peripheral nerves. Although some urination or bowel
expulsion techniques exist, pharmacologic approaches against elevated blood pressure (> …

Acute traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) results in a devastating loss of neurological function
below the level of injury and adversely affects multiple systems within the body. The …

… The incidence of spinal cord injury (SCI) in the United States is approximately … injury or
salvage a few dermatomal levels may have significant effects on outcome. Several pharmacologic …

… or spinal cord injuries, one reason that insufficient time and effort have been devoted to
research on recovery is that it is a generally held medical belief that nervous system injuries are …

… is important to combine pharmacological therapy with other devices that assist and enhance
patients’ mobility while regenerative processes occur. This combined approach aims to offer …

Spinal cord (SC) injury causes serious neurological … In line with this thought, some
pharmacological compounds have … treatments for spinal cord regeneration after injury in the field. …

… pharmacological treatment of spinal cord injury there is now a growing field of non-pharmacological …
Pharmacological approaches, such as Minocycline and estrogen treatment, are not …

… cord injury occurs in 8,000-10,000 people per year in the USA and in Europe. Most injuries
result from gunshots, car accidents, sports injuries, … focus on pharmacological approaches for …

… for the treatment of traumatic spinal cord injuries (SCI) in humans… to describe examples of
pharmacological approaches that are … evidence that pharmacologically targeting mitochondrial …

… Over the last biological or pharmacological … cord injuries. By combining these treatments,
researchers attempt to enhance the functional recovery of patients with spinal cord injuries. …