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A spinal cord hemisection at the level of L1 would primarily result in a loss of motor function and sensory perception on the side of the body opposite to the injury (contralateral side) due to the crossing of sensory pathways. On the same side as the injury (ipsilateral side), there would be a loss of proprioception and fine touch, while pain and temperature sensation would remain intact. Additionally, this injury could lead to lower limb weakness and potential loss of bladder and bowel control due to disruption of neural pathways. Overall, the effects would vary based on the extent of the injury and individual differences.
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How does damage to the spinal cord affect your mental processes and behavior?
Spinal injury does not affect mental processing at all. This is save for the psychological effects of having to come to terms with the disability. It would also not affect the base personality of the injured person - the behviour of the injured person would remain the same - depending on the mobility requirement of the behaviour you are referring to - as well as the psychological acceptance level of the individual.
Sideneffects with to hih sugar level?
What side effects would you have if you had 172 sugar level
What would happen if the ventral root of a spinal nerve were damage or transected?
There are a number of things that would happen if the ventral root of a spinal nerve were damage or transected, This would mainly cause the loss of the sensory function and there would be neuropathic pain among other effects.
Would if you spinal fluid impinged?
What would happen if your spinal fluid was impinged
What would be the effect on breathing of a spinal cord injury at the level of the 6th cervical vertebra?
The diaphragm would still be innervated, but the intercostal muscles would not. The person would only be able to undertake quiet breathing
What are Spinal Specialists called?
That would be a neurosurgeon. They specialize in brain and spinal surgery.
What is the function of the spinal nerves?
I would suggest looking on wikipedia! I would suggest looking on wikipedia!
Who would win cinder or spinal killer instinct?
Spinal....I played it with both characteres and I'm good at it and spinal is by far the best character in the game
A patient has fever for 2 days headache with stiff neck why would a stat spinal tat?
The spinal tap would be to check for menengitis.
At what level of spinal cord injury is full shoulder movement wrist extension and dorsflextion and some finger movement maintained?
This would most likely be at T1, possibly C7.
What happens if you get glass in your spinal cord?
If you are in a car accident or have glass come in contact with your spinal cord in some other way, the result could be a complete spinal cord injury and complete paralysis below the level of injury. Immediate surgery would be necessary to prevent the glass from causing further damage. Any nerves severed by the glass would be incapable of carrying messages between the brain and the body, therefore anything below the injury site would be paralyzed.
What does ecstasy do to your spine?
no, this is an urban myth. it was started by peoplemisinterpreting the procedure used in finding the effects of Ecstasy They would do a spinal tap to see if the Ecstasy effected certain parts of the body. This doesn't mean that its okay to use Ecstasy, because it does effect your brain, and can cause memory loss, severe brain damage and learning disorders.
