Titlebook: Early Therapeutic, Social and Vocational Problems in the Rehabilitation of Persons with Spinal Cord ; Marian Weiss (Chairman and Professor

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Problems of Spasticity in the Treatment of Spinal Cord Injuriesnal shock is mainly a result of reduction of the influence of spindle receptors due to relaxation of intrafusal fibers in consequence of acute deficiency of control of the spindles by gamma motoneurons [60]. According to . [138], spinal shock depends on interruption of the output of stimuli from the

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Conservative Managament of Paraplegiavention. It began more active in the 1930s [4]–[7], [43]–[46]. Neurosurgeons and traumatologists brought up on the textbooks of . and ., in an effort to improve the outlook of patients with spinal cord injuries, search for ways to restore physiological conditions in the spinal canal. Despite the opp

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Surgical Treatment of Injuries to the Dorsolumbar Spineress the spinal cord, in analogy to trepanation in treatment of injuries of the skull. In 1762 A. Louis performed successful surgery on the spinal column consisting in removal of bone fragments from a shot wound. The first laminectomy, attributed to R. ., had fatal outcome, as did similar operations

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Orthotic Equipment and Technical Aids for Paraplegicseverest forms of invalidism. Among others, it deprives the patient of the vitally important fraction of independent locomotion. There is no curative treatment for damage to the spinal cord. The strategy of treatment is limited to prevention of complications and compensation of disability with the he

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Psychological Problems in Paraplegiauma, based on our nearly ten years of experience in this field. The clinical material of this study consists of patients with traumatic spinal cord injuries treated at the Rehabilitation Center at Konstancin in the years 1965–1973.

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Sports in Therapy and Rehabilitation of Paraplegicsuced us to review the aspects of this problem in the medical rehabilitation program. . and other authors have shown that regular practice, especially training in specific disciplines of sports and for competitions, such as the Stoke Mandeville Olympic Games, have reduced the number of complications

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Reflex Activity in Spinal Shock in Man with Special Consideration of Hoffmann’s Reflexblems. Publications in the past 10 years indicate advances in therapy [3], [21], [23], [36], [51], [63], but not so much in methods of early diagnosis. Only a few articles on this subject from a small number of centers in the world are to be found in the literature [27], [34], [37], [54], [66], [67]