СHARACTERISTICS OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE CARDIORRESPIRATORY SYSTEM IN SECOND MATURE PERSONS WITH SPINAL CORD INJURIES

Abstract

Spinal cord injury in 92% of cases is the cause of group I or II disability. Unfortunately, recently the prevalence of this disease among the population of our country has increased due to military operations. The results of many studies have established that spinal cord injury is characterized by disorders of the functions of the pelvic organs, disorders of the musculoskeletal system, and disorders of the cardiorespiratory system. Therefore, the process of physical therapy for people with this injury is long and difficult.