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The Regional Spinal Cord Injury Center of the Delaware Valley

Spinal Cord artwork Spinal Cord Injury
Patient - Family Teaching Manual

September 2001
Thomas Jefferson University - all rights reserved.

This document in total amounts to about 500 pages of information. We have divided it into multiple PDF files, for ease of handling. The following table of contents allows you to open or download the files containing the sections of the document you want to see.

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Table of Contents


Chapter / Section Title	Download link and approximate size
Table of Contents	( 30 pages, 520K )
Introduction	( 12 pages, 249K )
Spinal Cord Injury	( 20 pages, 1,945K )
Bladder	( 46 pages, 962K )
Bowel	( 13 pages, 422K )
Respiratory	( 10 pages, 356K )
Respiratory Dependent	( 13 pages, 311K )
Skin	( 22 pages, 1,542K )
Cardiovascular	( 7 pages, 215K )
Nutrition	( 14 pages, 1,580K )
Activities of Daily Living	( 12 pages, 604K )
Equipment	( 43 pages, 1,025K )
Mobility	( 73 pages, 5,433K )
Psychology	( 17 pages, 275K )
Vocational Services	( 15 pages, 272K )
Recreational Therapy / Recreation Resource Guide	( 5 pages / 29 pages, 338K )
Travel and Transportation	( 11 pages, 149K )
Sexuality	( 34 pages, 1,949K )
Spinal Cord Injury Follow-Up Care System	( 7 pages, 201K)
Master Glossary	( 17 pages, 310K )
Comments and Feedback	( 3 pages, 153K )

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