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1. More than 200 spinal cord injured patients come to MedStar NRH each year for treatment.
2. The therapy was used to help retrain incomplete spinal cord injured individuals to walk [ 30, 31 ].
3. Paulson recently walked for a crowd at the Arizona Science Center, bringing a rush of tears to many spinal cord injured patients.
4. Transplantation of tissues such as olfactory ensheathing cells from the olfactory bulbs has been shown to produce beneficial effects in spinal cord injured rats.
5. According to recent research, of the almost 6 million people living with paralysis in the United States alone, almost 1.3 million are spinal cord injured.
6. It's difficult to find spinal cord injured in a sentence. 用spinal cord injured造句挺難的
7. "A 10-year review of the endoscopic treatment of the vesical outlet obstruction in spinal cord injured patients ( 125 cases ) : does bladder neck dyssynergia exist?
8. People with conditions as varied as Alzheimer's or cardiovascular disease, diabetes, spinal cord injures and cancer _ more than 100 million Americans, the panel said _ could potentially benefit from the research.
9. When fans and race drivers _ Bobby Labonte sent $ 60, 000 _ started to send money, Cody and Shelley set up the Cody Unser First Step Foundation, a nonprofit fund to funnel money toward research and awareness of all spinal cord injures.
10. When tonic electrical stimulation is applied to these fibers in motor complete spinal cord injured individuals ( i . e ., individuals in whom the spinal cord is functionally isolated from the brain ) rhythmic, locomotor-like movement of the lower limbs can be elicited.
11. He has been and continues to be active in many professional organizations, including the American National Standards Institute, the Illinois State Legislative Commission on the Hospitalization of Spinal Cord Injured, the Committee on Technical Aids, Housing and Transportation of Rehabilitation International, and the Institute for the Advancement of Prosthetics.
12. Current scientific literature suggests that noxious ( painful ) stimuli are the primary initiators of AD . ( Note : Not all noxious stimuli will cause AD . Some otherwise severe noxious stimuli in normal people, e . g . broken bones, will not result in AD, any may in fact even go unnoticed . ) However, different studies have found that activation of pain receptors in muscle and skin below the lesion in spinal cord injured individuals did not trigger AD . These studies suggests that not all noxious stimuli are reliable triggers of AD, and because non-noxious stimuli can also trigger AD, attribution of an episode of AD to noxious stimuli may cause clinicians to overlook underlying non-noxious triggers.