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Saturday, February 4, 2012

Spinal cord injury SCI

Find spinal cord injury information and advice. Every year more than 1,000 people receive a spinal cord injury (SCI) it is thought there are 40,000 people living with SCI in the UK at any one time .Spinal cord injury can occur in many ways.
The degree of paralysis received after a spinal cord injury greatly depends on which part of the spinal cord is injured, spinal injury higher up (closer to the head) cause more paralysis than those lower down the spinal cord. Find quadriplegic, tetraplegic and paraplegic information and facts along with rehabilitation details and programmes plus information on conditions, injury levels and related facts.

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Set up in 1974 in order to support people with spinal cord injury SCI. Includes support details and a freephone advice line.
Provides assessment and treatment of spinal deformity in scoliosis for children across Yorkshire. The YCSF also invests in spinal research looking at both the physical and psychological effects of spinal deformity.
A personal site that highlights the life of a tetraplegic. Offers spinal injury factsheets, research details and a discussion forum.
Housed at the Royal Buckinghamshire Hospital in Aylesbury, provides patient centred multidisciplinary rehabilitation programmes and expertise to help patients return to maximum independence following illness or spinal injury.
A leading UK charity funding medical research for treatment of paralysis caused by a broken back or neck. Includes FAQ, news and how to donate.
Quadriplegic facts and personal spinal injury stories from Penn a 38 yrs old Brixham UK wheelchair user.
A UK charity helping those paralysed by a spinal cord injury and supporting the development of curative treatments. Includes an image gallery, events details and how to help.
National voluntary organisation concerned with new and long-term spinal cord injured people, their relatives and friends, along with those involved in the management, care and rehabilitation of the injury.