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Title: Why may secondary damage occur shortly after a spinal cord injury? Post by: yusuki on Dec 28, 2014 Why may secondary damage occur shortly after a spinal cord injury?
a. presence of unstable fractures or dislocations of vertebrae b. catecholamine release in the area causing local vasoconstriction c. decreased or labile systemic blood pressure d. a, b e. a, b, c Title: Re: Why may secondary damage occur shortly after a spinal cord injury? Post by: monosaccharide on Jan 2, 2015 Content hidden
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