Spinal cord bypass surgery in patients with the consequences of spinal cord injury
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https://doi.org/10.25305/unj.49360Keywords:
spinal cord injury, restorative surgery, bypass surgeryAbstract
In the present study, author analyzes literature data that is devoted to spinal cord bypass surgery as a new method of restorative treatment of patients with the consequences of spinal cord injury. On the basis of experimental researches results author gave a pathophysiological reasoning of different methods of spinal cord bypass surgery. The article includes the results of experimental and clinical spinal cord bypass surgery researches and new prospects of this methods of surgical treatment developing.
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