脊柱脊髓损伤治疗与研究进展（Advances in the treatment and research of spinal cord injury）.docVIP

脊柱脊髓损伤治疗与研究进展（Advances in the treatment and research of spinal cord injury） Advances in the treatment and research of spinal cord injury China-Japan Friendship Hospital Department of health author: Zhang Guangbo 2007-2-4 14:08:50 Click: 14 comments With the development and progress of the society and health of many diseases are destroyed in reducing or trauma, but especially spinal cord injury with high speed, sports transportation limit and violence, it did not reduce the rate of. In todays global trend of high incidence of spinal cord injury: (3 ~ 3.5 / 100 thousand of the United States, China Shanghai 13.7 / 1 million), Gao Zhican (67% in the latter), high cost (5 to 70 thousand U.S. dollars / patient / year, the United States), low mortality rates, mainly for young adults (70% patients less than 40 years old etc.). It has become a global medical problem, so it is of great significance to strengthen the basic research of spinal cord injury, and to further improve the clinical treatment and functional rehabilitation. After spinal and spinal cord injury, surgical intervention, early reduction, decompression, fixation and fusion, for the recovery of spinal cord injury and early rehabilitation to create conditions. Therefore, after the spinal cord injury, timely and correct surgical treatment, its significance is silent and yu. But the loss of function after spinal cord injury is mainly composed of axons and neurons of spinal cord neurons with limited target system interruption and induced by spinal cord injury neuron pathological death or apoptosis. Thus it determines the indirect and limited surgical intervention. In addition, over the past ten years, experimental studies and clinical practice have proved that the prevention and treatment of secondary injury after spinal cord injury is a major concern The importance of cell transplantation and rehabilitation training as soon as possible shows the significance of comprehensive treatment after spinal cord injury. The