1.Introduction and overview of spinal cord injuries -- 2. Development and clinically oriented functional neuroanatomy of the human spinal cord and spine -- 3. Functional utilization and related kinematics of the extremity muscles after spinal cord injuries -- 4. Predicted functional outcomes after spinal cord injuries -- 5. Spinal fractures -- 6. Imaging studies of spinal cord injuries -- 7. Laboratory tests in the care of spinal cord injuries -- 8. Pharmacotherapeutics in spinal cord injuries -- 9. Characterization of spinal cord lesions -- 10. Epidemiology of spinal cord injuries -- 11. Neurological classification of spinal cord injuries -- 12. Spinal shock and acute phase management of spinal cord injuries -- 13. Incomplete spinal cord injury syndromes -- 14. Nontraumatic spinal cord lesions -- 15. Syringomyelia -- 16. Conus medullaris and cauda equina injuries -- 17. Cardiovascular dysfunction in spinal cord injuries -- 18. Respiratory dysfunction in spinal cord injuries -- 19. Orthostatic hypotension -- 20. Autonomic dysreflexia -- 21. Venous thromboembolism after spinal cord injuries -- 22. Electrolyte and metabolic disorders in spinal cord injuries -- 23. Neurogenic bladder dysfunction -- 24. Neurogenic bowel dysfunction and gastrointestinal complications -- 25. Neurogenic sexual dysfunction -- 26. Pressure injuries -- 27. Neurogenic heterotopic ossification -- 28. Pain in spinal cord injuries -- 29. Pediatric spinal cord injuries -- 30. Spinal cord injuries in the elderly -- 31. Dysfunctional sleep in spinal cord injuries -- 32. Upper extremity management in spinal cord injuries -- 33. Psychological issues in spinal cord injuries.