Physician
Physical Medicine/Rehab
Dr. Sam C. Colachis Jr., MD
Sam C. Colachis Jr. practices Physical Medicine/Rehab. He attended University of Utah School of Medicine. Colachis is a published doctor as well. He has 47 publications published. The latest was: Incidence of fever in the rehabilitation phase following brain injury.
Publications
- Severe trismus as a complication of cerebrovascular accident: a case report.
- Cost-effectiveness of duplex ultrasound surveillance in spinal cord injury.
- Monitoring of creatinine kinase during weaning of intrathecal baclofen and with symptoms of early withdrawal.
- Aerophagia as a cause of ineffective phrenic nerve pacing in high tetraplegia: a case report.
- Surveillance with duplex ultrasound in traumatic spinal cord injury on initial admission to rehabilitation.
- Hypothermia associated with autonomic dysreflexia after traumatic spinal cord injury.
- Polyphasic motor unit action potentials in early radiculopathy: their presence and ephaptic transmission as an hypothesis.
- Gallium nitrate and spinal cord injury. A pilot study of efficacy using an experimental model.
- Autonomic dysreflexia associated with transient aphasia.
- Esophageal perforation: a delayed complication following traumatic spinal cord injury. Case report.
- Cortical blindness associated with autonomic dysreflexia in a man with tetraplegia: a rare but serious complication.
- SHOULDER JOINT DYSFUNCTION FOLLOWING INJURY TO THE SUPRASCAPULAR NERVE.
- MOVEMENT OF THE SACROILIAC JOINT IN THE ADULT MALE: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.
- THE UCLA FUNCTIONAL LONG LEGBRACE: BIOMECHANICS AND FABRICATION: A PRELIMINARY REPORT.
- New directions in health care.
- Effect of duration of intermittent cervical traction on vertebral separation.
- A study of tractive forces and angle of pull on vertebral interspaces in the cervical spine.
- Cervical traction: relationship of traction time to varied tractive force with constant angle of pull.
- Radiographic studies of cervical spine motion in normal subjects: flexion and hyperextension.
- Effects of intermittent traction on separation of lumbar vertebrae.
- Use of conduction block of single nerves in study of muscle disability.
- Quantitative measurement of the good and normal ranges in muscle testing.
- Myxedema myopathy: clinical, electrodiagnostic, and pathologic findings in advanced case.
- Effect of suprascauular and axillary nerve blocks on muscle force in upper extremity.
- Effects of axillary nerve block on muscle force in the upper extremity.
- Cervical spine motion in normal women: radiographic study of effect of cervical collars.
- Electrophysiologic study of the anterior interosseous nerve.
- F response characteristics in type I diabetes mellitus.
- Autonomic hyperreflexia in spinal cord injury associated with pulmonary embolism.
- The pronator syndrome. An evaluation of dynamic maneuvers for improving electrodiagnostic sensitivity.
- Exercise-induced myokymia with congenital spinal stenosis.
- Spontaneous pneumomediastinum presenting with dysphonia in a patient with anterior spinal artery syndrome: a case report.
- Incidence of fever in the rehabilitation phase following brain injury.
- Autonomic hyperreflexia associated with exacerbation of reflex sympathetic dystrophy.
- Autonomic hyperreflexia associated with recurrent cardiac arrest: case report.
- An unusual cause of traumatic spinal cord injury: case report.
- The spectrum of neurofibromatosis: neurologic manifestations with malignant transformation.
- Neurovascular complications of heterotopic ossification following spinal cord injury.
- The association between deep venous thrombosis and heterotopic ossification in patients with acute traumatic spinal cord injury.
- Amplitude of M responses. Side to side comparability.
- A preventable cause of foot drop during childbirth.
- Effect of stimulus parameters on characteristics of the F-response in normal subjects.
- Occurrence of fever associated with thermoregulatory dysfunction after acute traumatic spinal cord injury.
- Autonomic hyperreflexia with spinal cord injury.
- Dural tear following traumatic spinal cord injury. A delayed complication.
- Early recognition of neuroleptic malignant syndrome during traumatic brain injury rehabilitation.
Schools
University of Utah
Conditions Treated
- Ataxia
Doctors Specialties
- Physical Medicine/Rehab
Accepted Insurances
Education
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UCLA Medical Center -
Naval Medical Center -
University of Utah School of Medicine
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