20-year Rise in Spinal Cord Injury Mortality (1999–2020): Trends and Disparities Across Demography and Geography (S34.002)

Julieta Serobyan; Robert del Carlo; Eshita Sharma; Ansh Sharma; Neha Tahir; Fatima Babi; Aisha Rizwan Ahmed; Yasmin Silva; Yan Gabriel Morais David Silva; Walter Fagundes

doi:10.1212/wnl.0000000000216605

June 9, 2026Neurology

20-year Rise in Spinal Cord Injury Mortality (1999–2020): Trends and Disparities Across Demography and Geography (S34.002)

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Key Points

The aim is to evaluate national trends in mortality from spinal cord injuries and to identify critical sociodemographic and geographic disparities.
Analyzed national mortality data from 1999 to 2020
Identified disparities based on demographic and geographic factors
Evaluated the impact on public health interventions
Demonstrated a rise in spinal cord injury mortality over the 20-year period
Highlighted significant disparities in mortality rates based on sociodemographic and geographic factors
Indicated the need for targeted public health strategies based on identified disparities

Implication

Evaluation reveals mortality trends and disparities across demographic and geographic factors, guiding public health interventions.

Abstract

The objective is to evaluate national mortality trends and identify sociodemographic and geographic disparities critical to guiding public health interventions.

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Serobyan et al. (2026) studied this question.

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20-year Rise in Spinal Cord Injury Mortality (1999–2020): Trends and Disparities Across Demography and Geography (S34.002)

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20-year Rise in Spinal Cord Injury Mortality (1999–2020): Trends and Disparities Across Demography and Geography (S34.002)

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

Cite This Study

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