Cerebrovascular Accident Articles
Spinal cord injury; Compression of spinal cord; SCI; Cord compression
Prevention
Safety practices during work and recreation can prevent many spinal cord injuries. Use proper protective equipment if an injury is possible.
Diving into shallow water is a major cause of spinal cord trauma. Check the depth of water before diving, and look for rocks or other possible obstructions.
Football and sledding injuries often involve sharp blows or abnormal twisting and bending of the back or...
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From Our Experts
Sleep Apnea A Cause of Car Accidents
Obstructive sleep apnea is a disorder that disrupts sleep hundreds of times every night. It's caused by:Obesity, which causes flabby fat... Read more »
Daughter with daily headaches following accidents?
Full Question: my daughter was involved in 3 accidents in one night while coming home with a relative of hers. that was back in... Read more »
Preventing Falls and Accidents at Home
Falls are such a common problem in the elderly, often because of equilibrium, medications and failing eyesight. Three of my... Read more »
Car Accidents While in Diabetic Shock
Reprinted with permission from Amy Tenderich of www.diabetesmine.com. It saddens and upsets me to have to write this. But I have to... Read more »
7/9/07 #5: Increased Migraines since auto accident?
Full Question: I was in a car accident in May of 2001 and since then have had shoulder/arm pain for about 75% of the time, depending on... Read more »
From Our Sources
Chapter Fourteen: One Month Since the Accident
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Promoting Safe Driving Habits in Teens with ADHD
Automobile accidents are the number one cause of death in 16-20 year olds. According to “The Teen Driver” published by the American Academy of... Read more »
Court Denies Herpes 'Accident' Claim
A Canadian court has denied a man's claim that he is entitled to an accident insurance award because he became paralyzed due to a rare complication... Read more »
Teens With ADHD More Likely to Have Car Accidents
A study of 3,000 boys who had been in car accidents suggests that those who have ADHD are more than a third more likely to be in a car accident than... Read more »
Tight Glycemic Control Linked to Car Accidents
Diabetics who keep tight blood sugar control are more likely to be in a car accident, a Canadian study has found. A study on 795 diabetics revealed... Read more »
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