About 20% of all spinal cord injuries result in incomplete paraplegia, according to the National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center. While incomplete paraplegia can affect your
A C5 spinal cord injury is the second most common level of injury, making up about 15% of all SCIs. Damage to the C5 spinal cord often
After a C6 spinal cord injury, individuals often experience paralysis of the upper and lower body, also known as quadriplegia. However, even amongst C6 spinal
There are many ways to classify the different types of spinal cord injuries. Some refer to the severity of the injury, while others refer to
A T6 spinal cord injury can affect motor control and sensation from the top of the abdomen down. Luckily, T6 spinal cord injury patients usually
What are the differences between a complete vs incomplete spinal cord injury? Completeness of injury refers to the severity of spinal cord injury and it
Cervical spine injury is a serious, life-threatening emergency that can cause paralysis throughout the entire body. Depending on the level and severity of a cervical
Did you know that children with spinal cord injuries can recover easier and quicker than adults? Children’s bodies heal faster than adults because they’re still
Wondering what to expect after a thoracic spine injury? Thoracic spine injury occurs when you injure one of the 12 vertebrae that make up the
Life after a severe spinal cord injury can require many adjustments and drastically change your daily life. Most people recover at least some functions. However,
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