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Articles related to "Spinal Cord Injury"
Can Spinal Cord Injury be Repaired? A gene named NOGO has been found that produces a protein that inhibits the regeneration of cells in the Central Nervous System. Armed with that knowledge, a team of scientists has produced a specific protein inhibitor that allows regeneration, thus offering hope to hundreds of thousands of paralized people. nogo • paralysis • spinal cord injury. axionic regeneration.
Food Dye is Spinal Cord Injury Cure The common dye, Brilliant Blue G, that makes M & Ms and Gatorade Blue, blocks the damage of ATP released after spinal cord injuries. BBG is a promising treatment. spinal cord injury cure • neck or spine injury • brilliant blue g • atp and spinal injury • adenosine triphosphate
Living With a Rare Spinal Cord Disorder The pain was sharp, "I was driving home when I felt like someone stabbed me in the head. I pulled over and sat crying in my car, wondering what was happening." spinal cord injuries • sci • syringomyelia • sm • spinal cord disorder
Ocean-Related Cervical Spine Injuries Bodysurfing and wave related spinal cord injuries occur each year. Understanding the common mechanisms of injury along with educating the public can reduce injuries. ocean related spinal cord injuries • wave related spinal cord injuries • anatomy of cervical spine • mechanism of cervical spine injuries • project wipeout
SCI: Spinal Cord Injury How does spinal cord injury occur? What are the effects? Is there a cure? This article offers a basic overview of spinal cord injury, more commonly known as SCI. spinal cord • spinal cord injury • vertebrae • cervical • thoracic
Spinal Cord Injuries The spinal cord is part of the Central Nervous System and is connected to the brain. spinal cord injuries • sports injury • sports equipment • sports accidents • coaches
Spinal Cord Injury A brief overview of spinal cord injury, more commonly known as SCI, including its causes, effects and the latest treatments. spinal cord • spinal cord injury • complete • incomplete • vertebrae
Understanding Syringomyelia Syringomyelia (sear-IN-go-my-EEL-ya), is a rare disorder in which a fluid filled cavity develops in the spinal cord . spinal cord injuries • sci • syringomyelia • sm • spinal cord disorder
Adult Stem Cell Research and Therapies Stem cells from a person's skin, bone marrow and nose are being used to develop treatments without the ethical and health-risk complications of embryonic cells. stem cells • stem cell • stem cell research • embryonic stem cell research • stem cell research ethics
ASAP -Resource For Two Rare Disorders "I went to the ASAP website looking for a cure, but found a lot of people who were looking for the same thing I was - Hope." - Christine Webb, who has syringomyelia. syringomyelia • arnold chiari malformation • hydromyelia • syringomyelia research • rare diseases
Ms. Wheelchair USA The national pageant for Ms. Wheelchair USA, a program that celebrates the achievements and accomplishments of women with disabilities, will be held in Ohio August 7-9. ms wheelchair usa • women with disabilities • wheelchair use • scooter • contestant
STEM CELLS, Part One What are these stem cells we hear so much about? Where do they come from? Why are they so important? And why are scientists so excited about them? stem cells • totipotent • pluripotent • cells • medical research
USA's Leaps of Faith Disabled Water Ski Club Champion water ski jumper Joel Zeisler has introduced thousands of persons with disabilities to both recreational and competitive waterskiing in Sandy Hook, Connecticut. disabled water skiing • accessible water skiing programs • spinal cord injuries • leaps of faith disabled water ski club • joel zeisler
Christopher Reeve and Spinal Cord Recovery Suicide was the thought that plagued Reeve as the reality of his paralyzed condition sunk into his consciousness. Thankfully, for those needing inspiration, Reeve lived. christopher reeve and spinal cord recovery • chris reeve's motto-nothing is impossible • chris reeve's internal journey • chris reeve's fight • chris reeve's recovering process
The 50 Greatest Oscar Moments of all Time: Countdown Numbers 20 to 11 This week, we get closer to the end, with Oscar's memorable moments numbers 20 through 11, some of the best moments from Academy Awards history! oscar memorable moments academy awards • 1996 billy crystal return host academy awards • 1946 harold russell winning two oscars the best ye • 1996 1997 billy crystal editing himself montage sc • 1982 mickey rooney acceptance speech honorary osca
Achilles International Profile Achilles International is a worldwide organization that encourages persons with disabilities to take up running and participate in races with the general public. running for the disabled • road racing for disabled • achilles track club • achilles international • dick traum
Rick Hansen : Man in Motion Legacy Rick Hansen had a dream! "The End was just a Beginning" His amazing journey inspired many and the legacy continues to this day. rick hansen • man in motion tour • disabled • disabilities • handicapped
The Physiology of Tickling The science of tickling is complex. The brain processes pleasant tickle stimuli along with sensations of pain from other neural pathways. involuntary laughter • physiology of tickling • science of tickling • sensation • pleasure
Goodyear and Cheever Join Lazier in IROC 25th Anniversary Season Here's the latest off season news from around the IRL. Find out what the drivers and others involved with the Indy Racing League are up to when they're not on the track. irl • indy northern light racing league • indy racing league • indianapolis 500 • robbie buhl
Intra-Uterine Insemination (IUI) What Intra-Uterine Insemination (IUI) is, who can have it and how it's done iui • intra-uterine insemination • cervical hostility • reproductive immunity • antibodies to sperm
TBI Statistics How prevalent are Traumatic Brain Injuries? There are 1 million incidences of head injury per year nationally. 50,000 to 110,000 people suffer severe disability. tbi • traumatic brain injury • brain trauma • disability • battered children
1000 NHL Games for Brad May Toronto fans will have something to celebrate this week as rugged left winger Brad May reaches the one thousand game mark in the NHL against his first team, the Sabres. brad may • 1000 games • maple leafs • sabres • nhl milestones
Books About Disability Books are amazing. They can be solely for entertainment or they can be used as learning tools. When it comes to understanding disability, books can be a great help. books on disability • books for disabled teens • disability education • books that entertain • special equipment for disability
Causes and Treatment of Constipation Constipation is a symptom that many people experience. How does one address this issue? constipation • bowel movements • causes of constipation • treatment of constipation • fiber
Children and physical therapy I What does a physical therapist do with children? Does a part of medicine really exist where a physical therapist can't improve a young patient's condition? article • physical therapy • children • pediatric • kids
Just a little history... Brief history of services to disabled population mental health services • history • counseling
Look Before You Leap During spring and summer months, kids enjoy playing outside on the trampoline. But the apparatus can lead to severe injury, and in some cases, death. trampoline safety • trampoline injuries • trampoline • trampoline death • backyard trampoline
Preventing Winter Sports Injuries Winter sports can be fun and thrilling, but unless proper precautions are taken, disastrous injury can result. winter sports injuries • preventing winter sports injuries • preventing skiing injuries • preventing sledding injuries • head protection for winter sports
Rugby - the most dangerous sport? Surely rugby is more dangerous than American football, those guys wear pads and helmets?Hang on a moment - there's a new school of thought! gladiators • rugby union • the replacements • shane falco • scars
Standing Up for What is Right Some high school athletic associations are considering whether wheelchair athletes should be allowed to become official members of their high school track teams. christopher reeve • paralysis • wheelchair • athletes • challenged
Understanding IDEA and Orthopedic Impairment Although IDEA uses the term Orthopedic Impairments, children with physical disabilities may have orthopedic impairments, neuromotor impairment or degenerative disease. orthopedic impairment • resources for orthopedic what does orthopedic impa • impairment • understanding orthopedic impairment • types of orthopedic impairment
2009 Wheelchair Rugby Sites Set The International Wheelchair and Amputee Sports Federation (IWAS) Executive Board has awarded the 2009 regional wheelchair rugby championships to Denmark and New Zealand. wheelchair rugby • quad rugby • murderball • quad rugby rules • international wheelchair and amputee sports federa
Bear Farming Bear bile is widely used throughout Asian cultures for medical treatments, but this medicine comes at a price. bear bile • bear farming • asian black bears • ursodeoxycholic acid • moon bears
Brack is Back Kenny Brack is back in his old ride with Rahal/Letterman, setting the top speed for this season's Indy 500. danica patrick • dan wheldon • brack is back • kenny brack not only lived - but he's back with a • brack recorded a 227.598 mile per hour average
Careers in Psychology Psychology is one of the most diverse, lucrative and interesting careers available today. This article depicts the different career paths in psychology. psychology careers • careers psychology • school psychologist • clinical psychologist • industrial-organizational psychologist
Catastrophic Injuries in Cheerleaders Rising Catastrophic injuries in cheerleaders are on the rise as girls and young women compete for prestigious spots on high school, college, and private teams. catastrophic injuries in cheerleaders • certified cheerleader coaches • cheerleader injuries rising • head injuries in cheerleaders • spinal injuries in cheerleaders
Causes of Irritable Bowel Syndrome Irritable Bowel Syndrome affects the entire digestive system and can cause severe and chronic pain; recognize serious symptoms and know when to see a doctor. indigestion • irritable bowel syndrome • constipation • diarrhea • digestion
Delayed Ejaculation Ejaculation disorders which can make conception difficult. delayed ejaculation • retarded ejaculation • inability to orgasm • trying for a baby when your partner has delayed ej • treatments for delayed ejaculation
Disabled Shooting Resources The National Rifle Association offers information on adaptive equipment and techniques to make hunting and gun sports accessible to a broad range of disabilities. shooting for the disabled • nra disabled services • accessible shooting techniques • rifle adaptations for the disabled • sip and puff triggers
Erectile Dysfunction Erectile dysfunction can cause fertility difficulties. erectile dysfunction • erectile dysfunction and fertility difficulties • impotence • treatments for impotence • having a baby when your partner suffers from erect
Evaluating Multiple Fractures in Children The diagnosis of child physical abuse depends on the clinician's ability to recognize suspicious injuries, conduct a careful and complete physical examination. children with multiple fractures • child abuse injuries • diagnosis of child abuse • child physical abuse • inflicted injuries
Feldenkrais Method and Trager Approach Both the Feldenkrais Method and the Trager Approach can enhance your mind/body fitness routine and give you more flexibility, coordination and range of motion. feldenkrais method • trager approach • bodywork • movement therapy • flexibility
Hamilton Recovering in Indianapolis Davey Hamilton, popular IRL driver, continues his recovery at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Recently he had more reconstructive surgery on his right foot and ankle. irl • indy racing league • davey hamilton • drivers • sam schmidt
HEAD AND SPINE INJURIES Causes, signs & symptoms, and first aid for head and spine injuries. first aid • head injuries • spine injuries • emergencies
Male Sexual Dysfunction Erectile dysfunction gets a lot of media attention, possibly because drug companies have developed agents for treating it. However, ED is only one part of the puzzle. male sexual dysfunction • male sexual difficulties • sexual problems in men • causes of erectile dysfunction • libido in males
Master Cell Therapy Not Far in the Future Stem cell therapy - fact not fiction, researchers around the globe are striving to untangle the secrets of these master cells. adult stem cell therapy • adult stem cell research • care-net project • canadian institute of health adult stem cell resea • heart and stroke foundation of canada adult stem c
NARHA Equine Therapy Programs Each year, the North American Riding Association for the Handicapped provides therapeutic riding to more than 42,000 disabled persons in the United States and Canada. horse therapy • therapeutic riding • equine therapy • north american riding association for the handicap • horseback riding for disabled
Never Shake a Baby Never shake a baby, because shaking a baby--even just a few shakes--can seriously hurt or even kill him. shaken baby syndrome • child abuse • infant • crying • inconsolable
New Canine Degenerative Myelopathy Test Genetic mutation may play a role in canine degenerative myelopathy. DNA tests show presence of affected gene and indicate likelihood of a dog developing the disease. canine degerative myelopathy • dna tests • genetic mutation • progressive spinal cord disease • dog breeds predisposed to degenerative myelopathy
Preventing Serious Injuries in Baseball Understanding the mechanisms of fatal and nonfatal catastrophic injuries sustained in the sport of baseball can help reduce these injuries. reducing injuries in baseball • collision injuries • commotio cordis • catastrophic injuries in baseball • head first slidiing injuries |
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