David G. Thomas, S. J. CLARKE
Abstract
A review of the urological problems in 86 female spinal cord injury patients is presented. There were no urological or renal deaths. Three urinary diversions were performed. Fifty-five patients are catheter-free and 28 are managed with permanent catheter drainage. The problems of "bladder training" are presented.
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A review of the urological problems in 86 female spinal cord injury patients is presented. There were no urological or renal deaths. Three urinary diversions were performed. Fifty-five patients are catheter-free and 28 are managed with permanent catheter drainage. The problems of "bladder training" are presented.
Key concepts: Medicine, Spinal cord injury, Spinal cord, Surgery, Catheter, Urinary bladder, Urinary system, Urinary catheterization