Reflections on historical aspects of spinal cord injury care

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Dr. Michael Fehlings is joined by Dr. Andreas Demetriades to discuss his recent publication in Spinal Cord “Lessons from 19th-century Edinburgh: a perspective on paraplegia management from 1876”. This episode covers central pillars of spinal cord injury care in the 19th century and how lessons learned during this time period has shaped care today.  

Learning goals for the episode 

• Learn about multidisciplinary spinal cord injury care provided in resource-limited situations in 19th century Scotland
• Consider the importance of holistic multidisciplinary care in current times
• Reflect on the future of spinal cord injury care based on lessons from the past

What questions will be raised in this webinar/podcast?

• Introductory remarks from Michael Fehlings
• Michael Fehlings will ask guest(s) to summarize key points from the manuscript
• Michael Fehlings will discuss points with guest(s)
• Michael Fehlings will ask guest(s) about anticipated future directions for this work as well as clinical impact

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