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ciliary zone
comfort zone
epileptogenic zone
erogenous zone
erotogenic zone
inner zone of renal medulla
intrasegmental
Lovett brother
lumbosacral
micturition
mobility testing
myotome
outer zone of renal medulla
perineal
perineal body
pupillary zone
quadriplegia
respiratory synkinesis
sclerotome

Spinal cord contusion was produced (n = 34 rats) at the ninth thoracic (T9) spinal segment using the MASCIS/NYU (Multicenter Animal Spinal Cord Injury Study/New York University) impact injury device [19].

Early microglial inhibition preemptively mitigates chronic pain ... by Tan, Andrew M.; Zhao, Peng; Waxman, Stephen G.; Hains, Bryan C. / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development

In the 1990s, first-generation total disc replacement (TDR) products, whose designs were based on ball-and-socket articulate bearings (similar to hip and knee replacement joints), were introduced in Europe--the first artificial disc wasn't introduced in the United States until 2004 by DePuy Orthopedics--and were useful in terms of allowing the treated spinal segment to move more freely than fused vertebrae.