The ASIA Exam for Spinal Cord Injury: A Series of Cases
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Which of the following patients would need a formal ASIA examination?
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What is the percent likelihood of functional ambulation at a year for a 25 year old T7 ASIA C?
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What is the single neurologic level of a patient with R sensory T12, L sensory T10, R motor T12, and L motor T11 levels?
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Which of the following patients is at risk for autonomic dysreflexia (AD)?
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A C8 spinal cord injured patient has rectal sensation and voluntary hip flexion but no movement in the remainder of their legs. What is their ASIA score?
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I attest I attended the entire presentation.
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