It really depends where, but you will become paralyzed
If it happens, there is a possibility you will get paralysed.
the neck will be paralyzed
a tiny cut in your spinal cord that is usually microscopic unless very large
Axons in the injured region are damaged so they fail to carry impulse.this type of injury results in paralysis which is loss of movement in some part of the body (Hope this helped you in problably RNTG/science hw
I believe it is a cat that has had its spinal cord transected (i.e. completely cut)
they would have a small chance of living depending on how it has been cut
depends. there are two types of injury to a spinal cord. complete, and incomplete. a complete injury: where the spinal cord has been severed, even a partial sever is considered complete. where a vertebrae has been crushed and bone fragments have cut into the cord: is also considered complete. prognosis will never walk again unless Jesus intervenes incomplete injury: the spinal cord is left intact, it has not been cut or severed. the damage is the spinal cord has been crushed, squeezed, and or stretched, which damages the nerves inside your cord. prognosis: might walk again of the two injuries this is the better injury. it's possible that removing the bullet might relieve the pressure on your cord and you would regain your motor skills and bodily functions. then it's also possible for there to be no change. my knowledge on this is from first hand experience: I'm a t-7 para, my injury was a complete injury. t-7 was crushed and a piece of my right hip bone is fused in it's place. but I'm trusting Jesus to heal me
The umbilical cord comes out of the mother with the placenta.
no because it severs the spinal cord which sends and receives all the messages to and from the brain
We wont be able to walk properly and as the nerves are joined to the spinal cord the immediate action messages will take time to reach the brain and then there will be a problem in the proper functioning of the reflex action
It is clamped or tied, then cut.
No. There is a lot of research happening into the use of stem cells as a potential treatment to enable regrowth but at the moment, once a nerve has been severed it cannot repair itself or be repaired.
You not move an accident victim mostly because of possible spinal injury. If they have a broken vertebra any movement can cut the spinal cord and they can become paralyzed.