Long term effects of locomotor training in spinal humans.
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The case of a 89 year old patient with an oblique odontoid fracture is reported. The fracture was oblique extending from the middle of the anterior aspect of the dens to the posterior junction with the body. There was also posterior displacement. This fracture was different from the previously reported two vertical fractures of the odontoid. The possible mechanism of the lesion, and the management of this patient are discussed.
Of 134 patients admitted to the Midlands Centre for Spinal Injuries within 2 days of the spinal injury during 1991-1992, 25 developed hyponatraemia in the acute phase. Hyponatraemia was most common among patients with complete tetraplegia (45 per cent) and these patients tended to be younger as well as have more severe and prolonged hyponatraemia. Overhydration is a common cause of hyponatraemia in this group of patients and should be avoided.
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