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Biomarkers to aide in future prognostics for SCI.
Discomplete and presence of spasticity in complete injuries as prognostic indicator in potential conversion

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vent weaning and vent free breathing
ethics discussion
clinical predictors for ambulation

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Learning about the importance of spasticity.

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Learning about the importance of spasticity.

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The role of spasticity in recovery, especially in those with an AIS A level injury

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The role of spasticity in recovery, especially in those with an AIS A level injury

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Open discussion and learning of the case studies

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Open discussion and learning of the case studies

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When gait training is indicated based on AIS level

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When gait training is indicated based on AIS level

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Assessing spasticity and it’s importance to recovery

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The workshop for the prognosis based on MRI imaging

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The workshop for the prognosis based on MRI imaging

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Self report is accurate when determining difference in spasticity between sides.

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Understanding the MRI and Spasticity and functional recovery

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Understanding the MRI and Spasticity and functional recovery

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MRI imaging for recovery predictions.

Spasticity as a good outcome prediction

Vent wheening indicators

Longer lengths of stay in IRF to reduce burden of care

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Limitations of the ISNCSCI exam immediately after injury (e.g. traumatic, LOC, TBI) and possible application of biomarkers to identify prognosis, severity of injury

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Limitations of the ISNCSCI exam immediately after injury (e.g. traumatic, LOC, TBI) and possible application of biomarkers to identify prognosis, severity of injury

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Importance of spasticity and ways to test for it other than MAS

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Importance of spasticity and ways to test for it other than MAS

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Spasticity and it's potential to be used as a predictor for recovery.

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Presence of spasticity for prognosis in complete and discomplete SCI

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Looking at spasticity as a prognostic. And importance of sensory assessment

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The ability to utilize potential bio markers in predicting recovery.

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I loved reviewing the differing walking potentials in regards to the different ASIA score in being able to communicate realistic goals to my patients

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One major takeaway was how spasticity is actually a sign for hope that a person may get better recovery over time due to descending pathway connections. I thought learning about imaging and prognosis was fascinating!

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Ventilation and how to wean with capping and what patients are appropriate to wean from the vent

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Having worked at RIC for many years, some of those on the SCI unit, it was really fun to see what principles have stayed the same, but how amazing it is to think that science will allow us more predictability in prognosis and make the rehab process much more efficient and meaningful for patients.

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Having worked at RIC for many years, some of those on the SCI unit, it was really fun to see what principles have stayed the same, but how amazing it is to think that science will allow us more predictability in prognosis and make the rehab process much more efficient and meaningful for patients.

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That spasticity may be a predictor of motor connectivity

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Spasticity can be indicative of potential motor recovery

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Spasticity can be indicative of potential motor recovery

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Just because the prognosis may not have a great outlook does not mean that clinically the patient will not make more gains than expected

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ethics is a gray area but it's good to know that there are supports to help in decision making progress

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ethics is a gray area but it's good to know that there are supports to help in decision making progress

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Trialing gait training on AIS levels B-D

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Trialing gait training on AIS levels B-D

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Spasticity prognosticators!

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How taking the recovery predictors can assist with justifying length of stay for our patients.

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How to manage  and work through challenging ethical dilemmas

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How to manage  and work through challenging ethical dilemmas

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Importance of finding reliable biomarkers

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Importance of finding reliable biomarkers

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there are important biomarkers that indicate connections despite no clinical evidence of these

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there are important biomarkers that indicate connections despite no clinical evidence of these

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Learning different assessments for measuring spasticity

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influence of spasticity on neurological outcomes

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influence of spasticity on neurological outcomes

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Engaging in and discussing the case study, working through clinical reasoning and applying information discussed throughout the day yesterday.

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The many pieces of research that can be used to predict recovery and how we can put it all together to make treatment choices for our patients

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Spasticity is a strong predictor for better outcomes when a lot of people think spasticity is bad.

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The imaging talk with Dr. Smith was fantastic in showing basic things to look for on imaging to give an idea of prognosis

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Good outcome measures to use for patients with spinal cord injuries along with the role spasticity plays in recovery.

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Ventilation management and how to progress patients on ventilators with all professions/levels of care

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Ventilation management and how to progress patients on ventilators with all professions/levels of care

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-the importance of detection of spasticity early on for improved recovery

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Utilizing CSF/blood serum to have more reliable prognostic factors

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Utilizing CSF/blood serum to have more reliable prognostic factors

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Spasticity as a prognostic indicator

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Potential influence of spasticity in predicting recovery.

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How to read and interpret MRIs

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The small group discussion of ethics case

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The small group discussion of ethics case

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Using imaging to assist in determining prognosis, in conjunction with clinical picture

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That spasticity can be super important for predicting recovery

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Deconditioning occurs after 48 hrs on vent

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Importance of prediction methods for SCI recovery 

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Importance of prediction methods for SCI recovery 

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The small group discussions and case studies was a really good way to apply what we learned from the morning sessions

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MRI readings and utilizing different factors to predict recovery

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MRI readings and utilizing different factors to predict recovery