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Spinalcord Surgeories

A friend of mine had an operation yesterday for her spinalcord ..the bus wheel went over her head ,neck and shoulders ..doctors say that she is 99% unable to walk ..is there any hope ?
Fri, 23 Sep 2011
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may i have an answer please ?
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waad's  Response
actually I dont have an email address please can you send me the answer on this page
General & Family Physician Dr. Pavan Kumar Gupta's  Response
Hello.welcome.It is sad but true that if her spinal cord is damaged below her neck then she can't walk.Her doctors must have examined and then they must have said it.Best of luck.
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Cardiologist Dr. Naresh Ruparelia's  Response
hi well come to HCM.
From your querry its apparent that she has developed complete paraplegia due to
injury there must be spinal cord compression in lumbar and sacral area of spinal cord.
In such conditions body parts below compression area gets paralysed because nerve
supply to that area is cut of.Its really sad for any body to have such miserable thing
to happen. If chances of any recovery will be only with physiothrapy and may get
some help from orthopaedic applyances.THanks
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