No. 326 Changes in Wheelchair Propulsion in Spinal Cord Injured Adults Through Muscular Strength Training Program: A Pilot Study

Abstract

should be offered personalized management rehabilitation. Post-acute and sub-acute management rehabilitation program should continue to help patient achieve the greatest possible independence allowing proper integration into normal/regular daily life routines and activities and avoid possible activity limitations as well as participation restrictions. Conclusion: Spinal traumas generated by a fire arm projectile are quite often described in war trauma. The main concern with these lesions is the degree of damage suffered during the displacement of said projectile through neural tissue and its long term effects. The Brown-Séquard syndrome is quite rare and mainly occurs due to other causes.