What treatments are available for spinal cord injuries?
Currently, there is no cure for spinal cord injuries. However, ongoing research to test surgical and drug therapies are progressing more rapidly than ever before. Therapeutic techniques, nerve cell transplantation, nerve regeneration, decompression surgery, and complex drug therapies are all being examined as a means to overcome the effects of spinal cord injury Contact Information Sport Enquiries: info@wheelpower.org.
Currently, there is no cure for spinal cord injuries. However, ongoing research to test surgical and drug therapies is progressing more rapidly than ever before. Injury progression prevention drug treatments, decompression surgery, nerve cell transplantation, nerve regeneration, and complex drug therapies are all being examined as a means to overcome the effects of spinal cord injury.
As of yet there is no cure for SCI. Research continues to find new ways to give therapy, including surgery and drugs, to improve conditions of those who have sustained an SCI. Nerve cell transplantation, decompression surgery, complex drug therapy, nerve regeneration, and other therapies are being tested as ways to treat conditions of SCI.
Currently, there is no cure for spinal cord injuries. However, ongoing research to test surgical and drug therapies are progressing more rapidly than ever before. Therapeutic techniques, nerve cell transplantation, nerve regeneration, decompression surgery, and complex drug therapies are all being examined as a means to overcome the effects of spinal cord injury.
