Spinal Trauma refers to injuries to the spinal cord, vertebrae, discs, or supporting tissues, often caused by accidents, falls, sports injuries, or violent impacts. Such trauma can range from minor fractures to severe spinal cord damage, leading to symptoms like pain, numbness, weakness, paralysis, or loss of bladder and bowel control. Because the spine protects the central nervous system, spinal trauma requires immediate evaluation and treatment to prevent life-threatening complications or permanent disability. Management depends on the severity and type of injury. Non-surgical care may include immobilization, bracing, medications, and rehabilitation, while severe cases often require advanced surgical intervention to stabilize the spine, relieve pressure on the spinal cord, and restore alignment.