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Featuring an expanded focus on in-demand endoscopic and minimally invasive spine procedures, Surgical Anatomy and Techniques to the Spine, 2nd Edition pairs new anatomic photographs and radiographic images with expertly rendered color illustrations and clear, step-by-step descriptions to help you effectively perform all of the latest and most effective spine surgery techniques.

Spine --- Spinal Diseases --- Spinal Cord Injuries --- Surgery. --- Anatomy. --- surgery.

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Spinal Cord Injuries --- Physical Endurance --- physiopathology --- rehabilitation --- physiology

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For the manual wheelchair (MWC) user, loss of lower extremity function often places the burden for mobility and activities of daily living on the upper extremities. This e-book on Wheeled Mobility Biomechanics contains current research that provides insights into the mechanical demands and performance techniques during tasks associated with MWC. Our intent was to contribute to advancing the knowledge regarding the variables that promote or hinder an individual’s capacity to handle the daily manual wheeled mobility demands and gain greater insights into upper extremity loading consequences, predictors of pain onset and injury, and ultimately identify strategies for preserving health and functional mobility for the MWC user.

mobility --- Pain --- Spinal Cord Injuries --- Shoulder --- Wheelchair --- Ultrasonography --- propulsion --- Car Transfer

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This book brings together all aspects of SCI, covering physical rehabiliation and long-term outcomes.

Children --- Spinal cord --- Pediatric traumatology --- Wounds and injuries in children --- Children's accidents --- Pediatric emergencies --- Wounds and injuries. --- Spinal Cord Injuries.

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Locomotion involves many different muscles and the need of controlling several degrees of freedom. Despite the Central Nervous System can finely control the contraction of individual muscles, emerging evidences indicate that strategies for the reduction of the complexity of movement and for compensating the sensori-motor delays may be adopted. The scope of this Topic includes, but is not limited to, studies aimed at understanding the role played in control of locomotion of different neural circuits located at brain, cerebellum, and/or spinal cord levels, and related internal models.

Neurophysiology. --- Human locomotion --- Motor neurons. --- Spinal Cord Injuries --- Physiological aspects. --- rehabilitation. --- Cerebellum --- Walking --- Locomotion --- Brain --- Gait --- Spinal Cord --- central pattern generator --- Feedback --- feedforward --- internal model