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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 15 From post-traumatic war injuries treatment of paraplegic pain [Keywords:] spinal cord injury Paraplegia caused by spinal cord injury, damage in human pathology is one of the most serious injury to 30% .10% of patients associated with permanent disability, injury and chronic post-traumatic neuropathic pain, [1]. Paraplegia after war injuries pain as a disease, the pathophysiology of the human role in the show only features of injury. normally, spinal cord injuries who were distributing the state, not to establish such a pain in the conventional treatment. However, once the war broke out, there will be a large number of wounded appear also to deal with such pain on the agenda, should continue to sum up experience in diagnosis and treatment of spinal cord injury. World War I, the U.S. military after 20 years with spinal cord injury survivors, only 1 case, and the U.S. World War II spinal cord injury survivors, 000 cases of 2 or more, of which 80% is returned to work after vocational training, the occurrence of such a huge change because the development of clinical medicine and rehabilitation medicine [2]. paraplegic pain after war injuries involving epidemiology, clinical, surgical and social problems, war injuries need surgery after spinal cord injury treatment options for chronic pain syndrome. A pathological mechanism and clinical manifestations War paraplegic pain patients after injury, central nervous system did not hurt, but hurt his nerve receptors, causing pain, that is, paraplegic pain is due to the central nervous system by stimulating nerve or neuropathic pain caused by . paraplegia pain constitute the most fundamental mechanisms of the phenomenon may be due to variation of the central nervous system caused by immunogenicity results of the process, dorsal horn neurons (dorsal horn neurons, DHN) of occurrence of persistent neurochemical changes in injured central nervous system so that spontaneous discharge, resulting