Spinal cord injuries, human neuropathology and neurophysiology
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Spinal cord injuries, human neuropathology and neurophysiology
Abstract
A correlative approach to human spinal cord injuries (SCI) through the combination of neuropathology and neurophysiology provides a much better understanding of the condition than with either alone. Among the benefits so derived is the wide range of interventions applicable to the restorative neurology (RN) of SCI so that the neurological status of the SCI patient is thereby much improved. The neurophysiological and neuropathological elements underlying these advances are described.
Keywords: discomplete SCI; restorative neurology; spinal cord injuries.
©2020 Gaetano Conte Academy - Mediterranean Society of Myology, Naples, Italy.
Conflict of interest statement
Conflict of interest The Authors declare no conflict of interest
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