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Spinal cord injuries often have impact on patient;s further life. In early period after trauma there are many medical problems, later on one can observe the decrease of quality of life. In this article a comprehensive review of liteature relating to the situation of persons after SCI has been presented. It means social condition, familiar life, education, vocational status, sport, recreation and psychological implications.
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