1[1]Gittler MS, Mckinley WO, Stiens SA. Spinal cord injury medicine.3.rehabilitation outcomes[J].Arch Phys Med Rehabil,2002,83(Suppl1):65-71.
2[2]Mckunley WO, Seel RT, Gadi RK. Non-traumatic vs traumatic spinal cord injury: A rehabilitation outcome comparison[J].Am J. Med Rehabil,2001,80(9):693-699.
3[3]Putzke JD, Richards JS, Devivo MJ. Gunshot versus non-gunshot spinal cord injury[J].Am J. Med Rehabil,2001,80(5):366-370.
4[4]Mcinley WO, Huang ME, Tewksbury MA. Neoplastic vs traumatic spinal cord injury[J]. Am J. Med Rehabil,2000,79(2):138-143.
5[5]Stauffer ES.Orthotics for spinal cord injuries[J].Clin Orthop,1974,10(2):90-92.
6[6]Long C, Lawton EB. Functional significance of spinal cord lesion level[J].Arch Phys Med Rehabil,1995,76(3):249-255.
7[7]Crozier KS, Granziani V, Ditunno JF, et al. Spinal cord injury: prognosis for ambulation based on sensory examination on patient who are initial motor complete[J].Arch Phys Med Rehabil,1991,72(2):119-121.
8[8]Maynard FM, Glen GR, Fountain S, et al. Neurological prognosis after traumatic quadriplegia[J].J Neurosurg,1999,50(3):600-611.
9[9]Waters RL, Adkins RH,Yakura JS, et al. Motor and sensory recovery following incomplete tetraplegia[J].Arch Phys Med Rehabili,1994,75:11-306.
10[10]Roth EJ, Lawler MH, Yarkony GM. Traumatic central cord syndrome: clinical features and functional outcomes[J].Arch Phys Med Rehabil,1990,71(1):18-23.
