Spinal Cord Injury: Progress, Promise, and Priorities

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Spinal Cord Injury: Progress, Promise, and Priorities

		APPENDIXES
A		STUDY PROCESS		243
B		ACRONYMS		249
C		GLOSSARY OF MAJOR TERMS		252
D		TOOLS TO ASSESS SPINAL CORD INJURY OUTCOMES		260
E		CLINICAL TRIALS OF METHYLPREDNISOLONE		268
F		EXAMPLES OF ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES		275
G		SPINAL CORD INJURY CLINICAL TRIALS PUBLISHED FROM 1998 TO 2003		278
H		LEGISLATION SPONSORING STATE SPINAL CORD INJURY RESEARCH		320
I		COMMITTEE AND STAFF BIOGRAPHIES		323
		INDEX		333

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Front Matter (R1-R16)

Executive Summary (1-12)

1 Introduction (13-29)

2 Progression of Spinal Cord Injury (30-63)

3 Tools for Assessing Spinal Cord Injury and Repair (64-94)

4 Current Therapeutic Interventions (95-120)

5 Progress Toward Neuronal Repair and Regeneration (121-151)

6 Developing New Therapeutic Interventions: From the Laboratory to the Clinic (152-182)

7 Research Organization: Creating an Environment to Accelerate Progress (183-204)

8 State Programs in Spinal Cord Injury (205-242)

Appendix A Study Process (243-248)

Appendix B Acronyms (249-251)

Appendix C Glossary of Major Terms (252-259)

Appendix D Tools to Assess Spinal Cord Injury Outcomes (260-267)

Appendix E Clinical Trials of Methylprednisolone (268-274)

Appendix F Examples of Alternative Therapies (275-277)

Appendix G Spinal Cord Injury Clinical Trials Published from 1998 to 2003 (278-319)

Appendix H Legislation Sponsoring State Spinal Cord Injury Research (320-322)

Appendix I Committee and Staff Biographies (323-332)

Index (333-344)