Getting Started: Frequently Asked QuestionsTraumatic Spinal Cord Injuries
Across Washington state, spinal cord, spinal disc herniation, and
spinal injury victims have found the compassion and expertise of an
Adler Giersch attorney with in-depth knowledge of spinal injury cases
to be a most important asset.
Spinal injury attorneys who understand the complex issues associated
with spinal cord, disc injuries and nerve damage, who are familiar with
the finest resources throughout Puget Sound and Western Washington, are
best able to advise you on the full range of spinal injury recovery
matters including special care and treatment, long-term care and other
economic needs.
A spinal cord injury is generally determined by which vertebrae of the
spinal cord have been injured. The term paraplegia is used to describe
when a person has lost feeling and is not able to move the lower parts
of the body. Tetraplegia, previously called quadriplegia, pertains to
loss of movement and sensory detection in both the upper and lower
parts of the body.
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