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1. Bosch <i>et al</i> (1970) reported that 90% of persons with central cord syndrome, but only few with anterior cord lesions, were able to ambulate after SCI.
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<br/>2. Maynard <i>et al</i> reported that 87% of persons with motor incomplete tetraplegia were walking, whereas 47% of motor complete were walking by 1 year. 
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<br/>3. Preservation of pinprick sensation near the anus indicates greater than 70% chance of regaining ambulatory ability, while persons who lack light touch sensation are unlikely to regain ambulatory ability.


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