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  • New Project - start date August 2010
    May 9, 2010, 15:45

    New UKSCIRN Project  

    SCI17 Improving Outcome after Spinal Cord Injury by Monitoring and Reducing High Cord Pressure

    Lead Researcher: Mr Marios Papadopoulos, St Georges University of London mpapadop@sgul.ac.uk

    Co-applicants: Mr David Choi, Mr Kia Rezajooi  

    Project Start Date: August 2010

    Duration: 18 months 

    Centres:

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  • UKSCIRN Projects
    May 11, 2010, 14:43

    The following are all eligible for entry onto the National Portfolio:

     

    SCI1 Incidence of Lower Limb Fractures in Chronic SCI (E Bergstrom) NO LONGER RECRUITING

     

    SCI11 A randomised trial of rectal stimulants for neurogenic bowel management after spinal cord injury (M Coggrave) CLOSED.

     

    SCI12 Community needs post discharge of spinal cord injured patients (P Kennedy) COMPLETED

     

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  • Rick Hansen Foundation visit UKSCIRN
    May 12, 2010, 22:16

     

    On 19th May Colin Ewart, Executive Lead for International Business Development from the Rick Hansen Foundation(http://www.rickhansen.com/) met with UKSCIRN during their UK tour.

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  • UKSCIRN Events Page
    May 12, 2010, 19:17

    The UKSCIRN Events Page

    The is the place to find out what is going on and when, come back regularly to stay in touch

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  • 2009-2010 End of Year Report to UKSCIRN Executive Committee
    May 14, 2010, 18:07

    2009-2010 End of Year Report to UKSCIRN Executive Committee

     

    Background 

    The UK Spinal Injury Research Network (UKSCIRN) was launched in March 2003 to promote and encourage multi-centre clinical research and so improve the health care and well being of all patients with spinal injuries.  Our Network was originally funded from the Priorities and Needs framework and is now funded through the Thames Valley Comprehensive Research Network.

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