Paralysis and Its Impact
How do you choose the right rehab center? What is a physiatrist? When will your rehabilitation begin? What's the difference between an occupational therapist and a physical therapist? These may be just a few questions that run through your mind after you've acquired a spinal cord injury or developed paralysis. You'll find your answers in this section along with an in-depth look at exercise and its relationship to improved function.
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Secondary ConditionsA secondary condition is any medical, social, emotional, mental, family, or community problem that a person with a primary disabiling condition likely experiences. Here are more information on some common problems: Rehabilitation and Recovery
An overview of the types of rehab that can assist in the recovery process along with some helpful points to consider when choosing a rehabilitation facility. Get started. Military & Veterans Programs (MVP)
The Reeve Foundation offers a wealth of knowledge on SCI and Paralysis and partners with other organizations and foundations with expertise in specific areas of importance to the Military & Veterans community. Read more. ResearchClinical TrialsResources to help you understand spinal cord clinical trials, including the International guidelines for Experimental Treatments for SCI and a tool to help you find an appropriate clinical trial. Clinical Networks
Infrastructure to support delivery of rehabilitation therapies and clinical trials. International Research Consortium on Spinal Cord Injury |
