… of individuals with chronic cervical spinal cord injury (SCI) and … must come from activation
of paralyzed muscle. SCI subjects … strength of these partially paralyzed muscles is not due to …

… Sixty-seven paralyzed spinal-cord-injured subjects were studied … between clinically
paralyzed spinal-cord-injured individuals … testing and treatment planning after spinal cord injury. …

… with time after injury in the spinal cord injured subjects. The … the first 5–7 years after injury.
Except for a slight transient … the spinal cord lesion, cortical BMD of the spinal cord injured …

… Paralysis seen in children with myelomeningocele has been attributed to congenital
myelodysplasia. We suspected that paralysis may be due in part to a spinal cord injury … spinal cord …

… paralysis associated with spinal cord injury (SCI). When they began this quest, the consequences
of SCI were thought to be permanent; that once damaged, the spinal cord … and injured …

… patients with spinal cord injury or chronic spinal animals. Lieber … spinal cordinjured (SCI)
subjects 22 yr after their injury. Loss … generally been found after spinal cord injury (see review in …

… Spinal cord injuries with paralysis result in an immobile state with retardation of the blood
flow caused by the relaxation of muscle and the atony of blood vessels. It is not surprising …

… We studied 4121 patients diagnosed with traumatic spinal cord injury, who were treated in …
traumatic spinal cord injury case volume, or spinal surgery volume is associated with paralysis…

… This systematic review is the most comprehensive study to date of paralysis as a complication
of spinal cord injury after posterior fossa surgery in the contemporary era of neurosurgery. …

… That preserved sensation in the presence of complete motor paralysis in spinal cord
injuries also makes the prognosis more favorable than it would otherwise be has been well …