The spinal cord is the conduit that connects the central and peripheral nerves and is a key link in transmitting commands from the brain to all parts of a person’s body. A spinal cord injury is usually caused by an external blow to the spine, resulting in a vertebral fracture that causes damage to the spinal cord. It can also be a consequence of diseases such as myelitis, spinal cord tumors, and spinal cord vascular lesions. First, the main dysfunction of spinal cord injury 1, paralysis: thoracic and lumbar injuries lead to paralysis of the lower limbs, and neck injuries can lead to quadriplegia. 2, sensory impairment: paralyzed limbs are usually accompanied by corresponding sensory impairment, or even loss. Incontinence: Urinary incontinence is very common, and urination is often difficult. Fecal incontinence is usually constipated and can also be incontinent. 4.Pain: Many patients have pain below the injury site. 5, muscle spasm: spinal cord injury above the waist often appear muscle spasm, affecting limb activity, care, and sometimes can cause pain. 6.Pressure sores (bedsores) are the most common complication of spinal cord injury, which can lead to infection and activity disorders. 7.Psychological disorders. Most patients have different degrees of psychological disorders, and this aggravates the condition. 8, other: infection, autonomic dysregulation, heterotopic ossification, respiratory difficulties, etc.. The sooner the rehabilitation treatment is started after spinal cord injury, the better. Generally speaking, after 7-10 days after fracture fixation or spinal trauma, when the condition of non-traumatic spinal cord injury (myelitis, etc.) is stabilized (generally around 10 days), it is possible to enter the rehabilitation department for treatment. As for early treatment at the bedside, it should be done even earlier. Early treatment can effectively avoid comorbidities, such as pressure ulcers, pneumonia, urinary tract infections, and so on. It can also effectively improve the patient’s mentality. C. Rehabilitation potential Patients with spinal cord injury have a strong potential for recovery. Generally speaking, the process of early recovery is completed within a few days to 6 months. Subsequently, the patient may also have the opportunity for further recovery in the following 2 years or so. The presence of early movement of the distal limb, such as active movement of the toes, often predicts a good potential for recovery. It is important to note that spastic movements are of no prognostic value. Those with sensation at the site of paralysis have a better chance of recovery of motor function. Sites with normal sensation have more than a 50% chance of motor recovery. Active participation in functional exercise is the most powerful recovery factor. Every patient must make a 100% effort for a 1% hope. Even though the history of the disease is very long, there must be a huge potential to be realized as long as there is no rehabilitation, and this is the value of rehabilitation therapy. Features of Rehabilitation Treatment Comprehensive rehabilitation is the most important feature. The hospital will ensure that a variety of effective technical means are used so that all patients can receive the most reasonable and individualized rehabilitation treatment. It not only guarantees the efficacy of treatment during hospitalization, but also devotes itself to establishing a system of lifelong service for patients to ensure that they receive timely rehabilitation guidance and achieve the best short-term and long-term rehabilitation results. The specific contents of rehabilitation treatment include: 1. Physical therapy: including muscle strength training, balance and coordination training, standing and walking training, wheelchair training, position and transfer training, weight reduction training, physical therapy, EMG biofeedback therapy, etc. 2.Operational therapy: including daily life activity training, recreation and work training. 3.Orthotic application: including ankle-foot orthosis, knee-ankle-foot orthosis, interactive walking orthosis, upper limb orthosis, etc. 4.Psychological therapy: including psychological counseling, biofeedback therapy, etc. 5.Chinese traditional rehabilitation therapy: including acupuncture, medicine, manipulation therapy and so on. 6.Pressure ulcer treatment: including pressure treatment, wound treatment, physical therapy, nutritional support, etc. 7.Pain treatment: including drugs, closure, physical therapy, psychological counseling, etc. 8, spasticity treatment: including removal of triggers, oral medication, nerve block, distraction training, etc.. 9, bladder treatment: including bladder capacity measurement, water and urination system, clean catheterization, bladder training, drugs and so on. 10.Sexual dysfunction and fertility treatment: including drugs, appliances, injections, behavioral therapy, psychotherapy, artificial fertility techniques and so on.