Patients with spinal cord injury are prone to spontaneous fractures or pathological fractures because they are bedridden or wheelchair-bound for a long time, both lower limbs no longer hold weight, and both lumbosacral bones have different degrees of osteoporosis. Standing training can prevent and slow down the occurrence of osteoporosis and fractures. It facilitates the normal activities of digestive tract and urinary system, improves intestinal motility, prevents constipation, urinary reflux, ureteral dilatation and hydronephrosis. Patients were first transferred from being able to sit for 30 minutes (to overcome upright hypotension) to standing training. From 5, 15, 30, 60 minutes, the training time is gradually increased according to the individual. After adaptation, the training adds up to no less than 3 hours per day. Early standing training is best done under the guidance and assistance of an experienced rehabilitation therapist. Patients should empty their bowels before training and clean up after training if there is no abnormality in the bowel movement during training. Observe whether the patient’s skin is crushed during training, and if so, use a soft pad or sponge pad to assist with padding and support immediately. Dizziness, pallor, sweating (upright hypotension) immediately let the patient lie flat, head down, feet elevated 45 ° – 90 °. Patients with T3 or higher injuries who experience pulsatile headache, bradycardia, flushing, and sweating should urinate (catheterization) immediately. The symptoms will disappear after urine evacuation. When bruising and swelling of both lower extremities occur, let the patient lie flat on the bed after training and elevate the legs 45°-90°, and the swelling can slowly subside after 30 minutes. If the swelling does not go down for a long time, deep vein embolism is suspected, and medical treatment should be sought immediately. To avoid adverse consequences. Purchase or self-made standing frame, no conditions can be adapted to local conditions. above T3 injury, available long wooden board, wooden ladder, the patient with a wide band (cotton tape) in the chest, hip, knee tied fixed to the board surface. Back, lumbosacral, N with soft pads or sponge pads auxiliary pads, to prevent extrusion injury skin, and then gradually vertical to 90 °. Make both lower limbs weight-bearing whole body weight. After adapting to gradually increase the time training, pay attention to protection to prevent turning to injury, fracture. t3 a little injury patients with both upper extremities completely normal, can assist in standing training with the help of walls, windows, tables, etc.. After mastering the skills of the patient can stand on their own independent training. In short, the whole process of standing training needs to be assisted, guarded and protected. Do not be careless, to prevent fractures. Observe whether the patient’s skin is crushed and any abnormalities that occur.