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A spinal cord injury often results in permanent impairments in sensation, strength, and other bodily functions below the injury site. Traumatic spinal cord injury (tSCI) is a devastating event that can even lead to death or lifelong disability. Following a spinal cord injury, people may also experience social, emotional, and mental side effects. However, due to advancement in treatment and rehabilitation modalities, many SCI patients are able to recover well and lead productive lives.

Sustain circulation
Avoid joint stiffness
Begin early passive movement
Assess muscle strength & mobility
Initiate range-of-motion and assisted exercises
Apply Cyberdyne HAL & Brain-Spine Interface (BSI)
Balance and strength training for coordination
Walking with/without assistance
Practice daily activities (eating, dressing, transfers)
Transition to independent living or work
Follow-up with therapy to be maintained
Incomplete vs Complete SCI


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Through adaptive strategies, assistive device training, and adjusting everyday chores to accommodate new physical capabilities, occupational therapy (OT) aims to maximize independence for people with spinal cord injuries.
In order to prevent complications and support a quicker recovery, early intervention is essential. OT often commences in the hospital or rehab facility within days of stabilization.