Incomplete Tetraplegia Due to Spinal Cord Lesion at C1-C4 Level: Clinical Overview and Management
1. Introduction Incomplete tetraplegia resulting from a spinal cord lesion at the C1 to C4 level represents one of the most clinically demanding and complex neurological injuries survivable by humans. The bottom line up front is that injuries in this high cervical region immediately threaten independent respiration and disrupt profound autonomic pathways, requiring emergency life … Read more