Titlebook: Spinal Cord Disease; Basic Science, Diagn Edmund Critchley,Andrew Eisen Book 1997Latest edition Springer-Verlag London Limited 1997 cell.em

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Prospects for Spinal Cord Repair after Injury, who suffer SCI are male (82%) and between 16 and 30 years of age (61%) (Tator et al. 1993). In the United States, motor vehicle accidents (48%), accidental falls (21%), sports injuries (14%) and gunshot wounds (15%) constitute the major causes of SCI

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Spinal Modulation of Noxious Stimuli,escribed in terms that mean the same thing to another person (Mehta 1973). It is learnt from childhood onwards and the expression of that symptom is often governed by memory of previous occasions when it occurred.

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Myelopathies in HIV Infection,xisting peripheral nerve or intracranial disease masking the signs of myelopathy, absence of clinical signs in cases with mild or moderate pathological change and failure to make the clinical diagnosis of vascular myelopathy in cases without weakness or spasticity or without the typical combination of pyramidal and posterior column signs.

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Neuropathology,vous system, the disease processes and the tissue reaction in response to them are similar to those found elsewhere in the brain (Hughes 1978; Esiri and Oppenheimer 1989; Lantos 1990b). However, the prevalence of the various disease processes in the spinal cord differs from that found elsewhere in the brain.

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Meningitic Disorders and Myelopathies,achnoid membrane. Externally, the dura mater forms a tougher, opaque membrane over the surface of the brain and spinal cord. At spinal level it is tethered laterally by the dentate ligaments and ensheathes the arachnoid, pia, spinal cord and upper part of the cauda equina before ending at S2–3.

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Spinal Modulation of Noxious Stimuli,d probably also the lower end of the thalamus and upper end of the midbrain. There are both an organic component - an unpleasant experience primarily associated with physical damage and often described in terms relating to injury (Merskey and Spear 1967) - and a psychological component as interpreta