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Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation

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What's inside (15 slides, deep navy + teal design)

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1TitleFull title with source credits
2What is SCI?Definition, epidemiology, stat boxes (500K/yr, 55% cervical, 4:1 M:F ratio)
3Anatomy & MechanismsPrimary vs secondary injury cascade, cord injury types — with annotated diagram image
4ASIA Impairment ScaleAll 5 grades (A–E) with color-coded cards and walking recovery statistics
5Clinical SyndromesCentral cord, Brown-Séquard, anterior/posterior cord, cauda equina — with prognosis
6Surgical ManagementDecompression timing (STASCIS trial), fixation methods, postoperative hemodynamics & DVT prophylaxis
7ComplicationsRespiratory, autonomic dysreflexia, pressure ulcers, spasticity, DVT, syringomyelia
8Rehab FrameworkThree-phase approach (acute/subacute/functional) with specific goals per phase
9Rehab TechniquesBWSTT, FES, robotic gait, PNF, aquatics, orthoses — with clinical photo
10Functional Outcomes TableEvery injury level (C3→S5) with expected independence goals
11Ambulation MilestonesLEMS-based predictions (SCI Locomotor Trial) + ASIA grade recovery data
12Core & Trunk RehabProne cobra, quadruped training, sit-ups, SCIM — with physiotherapy photo
13Multidisciplinary Team6 roles: physiatrist, PT, OT, speech, urology, psychology
14Emerging TherapiesPharmacological, cellular (stem cells), neuromodulation (epidural stimulation, BCI)
15Key Takeaways7 numbered summary points with sources
Sources: Bailey & Love's Surgery 28e, Bradley & Daroff's Neurology, Rockwood & Green's Fractures 10e, Sabiston Textbook of Surgery.
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