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I understand the definition of complete vs incomplete injuries, but what is the significance? Is the prognosis different in any way?

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I understand the definition of complete vs incomplete injuries, but what is the significance? Is the prognosis different in any way?

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Answer It is important to understand that complete means total loss of motor and sensory functions below the level of injury. While incomplete might reserve some sensations which possibly later may help in the management of bladder function or bowels ( in having feeling of wanting to pass urine or faeces) aswell as the skin care, in identifying the pressure on skin and asking to relieve pressure which all be beneficial in rehabilitation programme.Also some motor function might be reserved which might be enough to make the patient able to walk.

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