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https://doi.org/10.14300/mnnc.2021.16028

Spinal injuries in compression fractures of the spine : neurological insufficiency and rehabilitation of patients with neurological disorders

[Reviews]
Yuri Zharikov; Anna Anatolyevna Nagaytseva; Vladimir Nikolenko;

Literature Review studies aim to identify current data in rehabilitation technologies used to treat patients with traumatic spinal cord injuries. The obtained data reflect the basic principles underlying the therapeutic effect of the currently proposed methods. The article summarizes the data that determine the possibility of using the achievements of technical progress and IT-technologies as methods of the high rehabilitation potential and contribute to improve the quality of life in this group of patients.

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Keywords: spinal cord injury, rehabilitation technologies