In article <Pine.SUN.3.91.951110201125.26698A-100000 at tabitha.pacificu.edu>, lundyekl at PACIFICU.EDU ("Laurie J. Lundy-Ekman") says:
>>Do people with complete spinal cord injury sometimes have withdrawal
>reflexes below the level of the lesion that move the limb away from a
>sharp nociceptive stimulus? If so, why don't protective reflexes move
>the limb away from excessive heat? A former patient of mine was badly
>burned by a radiator, and I don't understand why reflexive spinal cord
>circuitry didn't move the limb at least briefly. Thanks - Laurie Lundy-Ekman
>
