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: Seattle Injury BlogKirk Bernard Discusses Spinal Cord Injuries and their Catastrophic Consequences
By Kirk Bernard, Esq.
A recent American Chronicle article posted by Kirk Bernard addresses different types of spinal cord injuries and their potentially catastrophic consequences. The article begins by stating that injuries to the spinal cord can be some of the most traumatic and life changing of all, mainly because the spinal cord is responsible for so many of the body´s functions. This long cord is protected by the vertebrae of the spine, and is responsible for transporting messages from the brain to other parts of the body. The spinal cord plays a vital role in movement, senses, and even unconscious bodily functions like respiration and circulation. Therefore, it´s not at all surprising that an injury to any area of the spinal cord can have catastrophic effects.
To learn more about the repercussions of spinal cord injuries and how you can better protect yourself, please read the entire article.
Full post as published by Seattle Injury Blog on January 12, 2010 (boomark / email).
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