The Relationship Between Neurological Level of Injury and Symptomatic Cardiovascular Disease Risk in the Aging Spinal Injured

S. Groah; David Weitzenkamp; P. Sett; B. Soni; G. Savic

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The Relationship Between Neurological Level of Injury and Symptomatic Cardiovascular Disease Risk in the Aging Spinal Injured

Groah, S., Weitzenkamp, D., Sett, P., Soni, B., & Savic, G. (2001). The Relationship Between Neurological Level of Injury and Symptomatic Cardiovascular Disease Risk in the Aging Spinal Injured. Spinal Cord, Vol. 39(No. 6), 310 - 317.

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