NEUROSURGEONS

Road accidents bring forth myriad injuries, spinal injuries emerging as leading cause of disability

In India, spinal cord injuries are a growing concern. Public awareness campaigns can help people recognise symptoms and seek immediate medical attention. Equipping first responders with the knowledge and tools to handle these injuries at the scene is crucial. Additionally, expanding access to specialised spinal cord care throughout the country is essential.

Timely action and proper stabilisation crucial for managing spinal cord injuries: Doctors
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