Methylprednisolone in Acute Spinal Cord Injury: A Tarnished Standard
CONCLUSIONS It cannot be said at this point that MPR has no beneficial effects in the treatment of acute spinal cord injury, but it seems clear that if any benefit exists, it is probably small and has not been demonstrated by the NASCIS studies. The publication of the Guidelines19 has probably eased the pressure on many skeptical clinicians to continue its routine use in acute spinal cord injury. However, the issue has emphasized the power of premature publicity and the hazard of uncritical acceptance of insufficiently proven therapeutic measures Journal of neurosurgical anesthesiology.pdf (73.76 KB)
How many chances we going to give that researcher to pull this off again?