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medullary tissue in accordance with the classical biological principles of wound healing in general, namely by long-term, ten­ sion-free immobilization of the spinal cord. Today, such immobili­ zation for this purpose can only be achieved by surgical secure­ ment of slight dorsiflexion of the cervi

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Therapeutic Breadth of Surgically Secured Spinal Cord Relaxationoration of cord conductivity by increasing the oxygenation of medullary tissue, since it causes widening of the lumina of overstretched/constricted small blood vessels [37]; improved conductivity can be traced and followed by recording of evoked potentials.

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