On Thu, 28 Oct 1999 13:08:52 GMT, "Richard Norman"
<rsnorman at mediaone.net> wrote:
>This looks suspiciously like a student assignment. And the purpose of such
>is to have the student research the answer through the literature. So why
>don't you find out what functions are served by the spinal cord above the
>level of T3 and which are served below that level and go from there? Also,
>make sure to distinguish between unilateral and bilateral injury.
>
Hi. No, actually, I am a med student, but interested in other areas
as well. This is not connected with any assignment. I am curious to
know the opinion of some one who is well versed in this area to give
me there opinion. It's a personal question.
>"Body wise" and "Brain wise" no doubt refers to a distinction between loss
>of motor control and loss of sensory input.
Yes, I am aware of this. I wanted to get someone else's take. If
I've offened or insulted you, I am sorry.
>>cekiye at cpinternet.com wrote in message ...
>>>>Hello, I was wondering if someone can help me in the matter of spinal
>>injuries?
>>>>Here is the scenario; if someone gets shot, and the missile enters T3
>>and exits, what is the 'expected response', body-wise as well as
>>brain-wise?
>>>>Thanks for any input.
>>
