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Does High Dose Methylprednisolone Sodium Succinate Really Improve Neurological Status in Patient With Acute Cervical Cord Injury?: A Prospective Study About Neurological Recovery and Early Complications
Spine, 09/16/09

Ito Y et al. – The authors found no evidence supporting the opinion that high–dose MPSS administration facilitates neurologic improvement in patients with spinal cord injury. The authors believe MPSS should be used under limited circumstances because of the high incidence of pulmonary complication.

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