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Paralysis and Spinal Cord Injury Medical Expert Interviews

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Adult Injuries

Adult Injuries

Pediatric Injuries

Rehabilitation Therapies

T. George Hornby, PhD, PT Read Bio

Research Scientist, Sensory Motor Performance Program, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago

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When should physical therapy begin after a spinal cord injury?
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Why is physical therapy important after a spinal cord injury?
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How can people with spinal cord injuries find a good physical therapy program?
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How important is attitude in recovering the ability to walk?
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How does the Lokomat help a person with a spinal cord injury re-learn to walk?
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What is "spasticity"?
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Why does spasticity occur after a spinal cord injury?
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When does spasticity usually begin after a spinal cord injury?
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Does the level of a spinal cord injury affect the amount of spasticity?
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What treatments are available to decrease spasticity after a spinal cord injury?
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Can spasticity after a spinal cord injury be confused with voluntary movement?
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What is the Lokomat®?
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What makes a patient a good candidate for the Lokomat?
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What benefits can people expect from Lokomat therapy?
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Does medical insurance pay for Lokomat therapy?
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How can people find a rehab facility that offers Lokomat therapy?
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How much Lokomat therapy is needed to achieve results?
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Can the Lokomat be used with pediatric spinal cord injuries?
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