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Calcium and Neuronal Death in Spinal Neurons,h is thought to be mechanical impact, but delayed neuronal damage is believed to be caused by ischemia secondary to decreased spinal cord blood flow, hemorrhage, and edema .. The resultant neuronal death is thought to involve calcium entry similar to focal ischemic brain injuries. The predominant hy

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The Spinal Cat,eviews have also highlighted the remarkable locomotor capacities of the spinal cord after a complete spinal transection, which removes all the ascending and descending pathways normally exerting important control over spinal cord functions. The purpose of this chapter is to focus specifically on the