These are injuries of the nerves or bones in your spine. There are four sections in your spine. From top to bottom they are named the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and sacral sections.  The location of the injury along the spinal cord is usually a good indicator of how severe the disability is.  There can be incomplete or complete nerve damage. Resulting conditions can range from loss of motor skills, paraplegia and quadriplegia, and, in some cases, death. Often, these injuries are the consequence of car and motorcycle, tractor-trailer, slip and fall cases, and boating accidents. Although scientists are developing new techniques designed to allow damaged spinal cord nerves to regenerate to some degree, there is currently no cure for most spinal cord damage and treatment is usually designed to prevent further damage.

Kullmann, Klein & Dioneda, P.C understand that a serious spinal injury will usually change your life forever. You will almost certainly need physical therapy to regain motor function. In some cases you may need to retrain for a different job or find a new field entirely. Sometimes, long-term care is necessary, either temporarily or permanently. Our job is to find the resources to help you get back on your feet again, get back to work again, or maybe just find a safe place to stay until you can get better. If you have suffered a serious spinal injury, contact us to schedule a free consultation. We will discuss your case and what our experienced professionals can do for you. Call 1-800-536-884 or contact us online.