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: Des Moines Personal Injury LawyerHow inducing hypothermia treats SCI
By Megan Roth
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As has been discussed in our previous posts, spinal cord injuries are severe and affect much more than just the specific location where the injury is incurred. Such injuries can have a great many effects on the body, one of which is the reduced ability to regulate body temperature. Just ask Kevin Everett, a former professional football player who knows the effects of spinal cord injury all too well.
Everett was injured during a gam read more
Full post as published by Des Moines Personal Injury Lawyer on May 07, 2008 (boomark / email).
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