T10 refers to a specific type of spinal cord injury that occurs at the tenth thoracic vertebra. This injury can lead to varying degrees of paralysis and loss of sensation below the level of the injury, affecting the lower body and legs. Individuals with a T10 injury may retain some trunk control but often require assistance for mobility. Rehabilitation for T10 injuries typically involves physical therapy and occupational therapy to help regain strength and independence. Adaptive devices, such as wheelchairs, may be necessary for mobility. Understanding the implications of a T10 injury is crucial for effective treatment and support for affected individuals.