… time of injury. No correlation was observed to gender, level of injury or completeness of injury,
… but could not demonstrate such associations with injury level and completeness of injury. …

… our ability to image the injured spinal cord at high resolution. … biomarker readout of spinal
cord neural tissue injury, which … “time is spine,” infrastructural changes at a systems level are …

… Functional losses of the spinal cord are more often due to secondary changes, than to …
Evaluation of spinal cord injuries has revealed that 10 minutes after the injury protein extrava…

… timing of surgery for decompression of the injured spinal cord and critically summarize the
evidence for early surgical intervention for acute spinal cord injury (… based on spinal level, 26 …

… lesion, neuroplastic changes occur at both the supraspinal and spinal levels and that
rehabilitation approaches should aim at fostering locomotor training using techniques to reinforce …

… age, time since injury, and time of measurement: effect on adjustment after spinal cord injury.
… People are now living longer after spinal cord injury (SCI), yet only limited research has …

… Briefly, each spinal level was divided into 3 parts (arbitrary units… spinal cord injuries (ASIA
A), we found a significant correlation between time to MR imaging and the magnitude of spinal …

… comprise the early secondary phases of spinal cord injury such as spinal cord ischemia, cellular
… demonstrating that the timing of spinal cord decompression after injury impacts recovery …

… To determine the influence of time from injury to … spinal cord injury (tSCI), we analyzed
the baseline and follow-up motor scores of participants in the Rick Hansen Spinal Cord Injury …

… Although there was consistency over the time after injury in the parameters studied, there
was some degree of neurologic recovery from the first- to fifth-year examinations in the AIS …