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Bladder Management
Advances in Treatment of Urologic Conditions in the SCI Patient SCI Forum Report presented on November 14, 2006, by Elizabeth A. Miller, MD, Assistant Professor, Department of Urology, University of Washington. Read the summary report or watch the video from this page. Bladder Cancer A pamphlet from Craig Hospital that discusses the higher risk of bladder cancer in individuals with SCI. Bladder Cancer: Who's at Risk? An article from 'PN/Paraplegia News', April, 2000 that reviews results of a recent bladder cancer survey completed by individuals with SCI Bladder Care and Management Reviews the urinary system, how it works after an SCI, and types of bladder management programs. Discusses possible problems with the urinary tract, treatment methods and steps to staying healthy Bladder Management A pamphlet that reviews the urinary system and methods for voiding (urination) by individuals with SCI. It briefly describes types of bladder management Bladder Management (33 minutes) This video outlines the importance of bladder management on QOL. The types of bladder management programs and techniques are illustrated (Male and female anatomical models utilized to demonstrate proper techniques). Prevention and treatment of UTI Risks for stone formation are also discussed. Bladder Management for Adults with Spinal Cord Injury: A Clinical Practice Guideline for Health-Care This evidence-based guideline was developed to describe the various methods of bladder management in adults with spinal cord injury. Published by PVA on behalf of the Consortium for Spinal Cord Medicine. Bladder Matters: Suprapubic Revisited Explains suprapubic catheters and other bladder management options. From June 2010 New Mobility magazine Botox helps Overactive Bladders and Incontinence Botox is gaining ground for purely medical purposes. It is being used to treat bladder and urinary sphincter disorders, headaches, eyelid twitching, carpal tunnel syndrome, and excessive sweating, among others Common Urological Problems: Frequent Catheter Changes- Fact Sheet #5 Arkansas Spinal Cord Commission factsheet that discusses the frequency for changing and care of an indwelling catheter Common Urological Problems: Leakage around a Catheter - Fact Sheet #4 Arkansas Spinal Cord Commission factsheet that discusses the problem of leakage around a catheter and it's cause Effect of Cranberry Pills to Prevent and Treat Urinary Tract Infection among Persons with Spinal Cor An article from 'Pushin' On' discussing a research project conducted by the 1998-2003 Rehabilitation Research and Training Center on Secondary Conditions of SCI Female Intermittent Self-Catheterization From a Wheelchair This 11 1/2 minute video demonstrates a clean technique for intermittent self-catheterization that benefits female paraplegics and provides a teaching aid for rehab professionals. Also available is an informative booklet that describes the technique Foley Catheter Care: Urethral or Suprapubic- Fact Sheet #6 Arkansas Spinal Cord Commission factsheet that discusses changing and care of a foley catheter General Guidelines: Caring for Urinary Supplies Medical information and care from the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago H2 0:Hydration An article by Craig Hospital Research Department from their SCI Health and Wellness series that reviews the importance of drinking enough water, or keeping the body hydrated, for persons with spinal cord injury and the problems resulting from dehydration. Includes a self-quiz to see if you are drinking enough water Healthy Living: Questions from the Clinic Two questions from Pushin' On discussing the the use of antibiotics in treating and preventing urinary tract infection (UTI) along with the menopause and the use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for women with SCI Here's to Your Health: Bladder Management An article from Paraplegia News magazine (March, 2001) that focuses on common conditions plaguing the urinary system following SCI/D—and available treatments Leg Bags: Cleaning and Night Drainage Medical information and care from the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Management of Urinary Problems Caused by Spinal Cord Injury The SCI Forum presentation, Management of Urinary Problems Caused by Spinal Cord Injury, which took place on October 13, 2009 at the University of Washington Medical Center, is available as streaming video and written report. In this presentation, Stephen Burns, MD, Associate Professor, UW Department of Rehabilitation Medicine and staff physician, SCI Service, VA Puget Sound Health Care System, discusses the advantages and disadvantages of different methods of emptying the bladder and describes some of the testing used to screen the bladder and kidneys. In addition, two individuals with spinal cord injury talk about their personal experiences with bladder management problems and solutions. Management of Urinary Tract Infections in SCI - Fact Sheet #22 Arkansas Spinal Cord Commission factsheet that discusses the goals for bladder management and prevention, evaluation and treatment of urinary tract infections. Of Bladders & Bugs An article from 'New Mobility', April, 2001, that reviews steps to take to prevent and properly treat urinary tract infections Overview of the Urinary System An information sheet by the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago discussing bladder function after SCI and bladder management options Relationship of Beverage Type and Fluid Intake with the Risk of Stone Formations in Persons with SCI Research Update Newsletter, May, 2000 SCI Pamphlets - Urinary Tract Infections Indwelling (Foley) Catheter: Research SCI Pamphlets: Staying Healthy after a Spinal Cord Injury SCI Pamphlets - Urinary Tract Infections Intermittent Catheterization: Research SCI Pamphlets: Staying Healthy after a Spinal Cord Injury Spinal Cord Injury Incontinence Forum This group is for people who suffer from Incontinence and Neurogenic Bowel and Bladder caused by Spinal Cord Injuries, Damage, and Disease. The Hows & Whys of Urinary Tract Infections This is a summary of a presentation given by Dr. Keith Lloyd at the 1995 SCI Research Update Conference for consumers with SCI and their families. Provides updates to information on SCI Urinary Tract Infections: Early detection and treatment Urinary tract infection (UTI) for people with spinal cord injury is a significant problem. Not only does UTI cause symptoms and have possible serious complications, it is also treated by a great variety of methods. Urologic Complications and Management after SCI Reviews concerns related to research & issues of bladder management, including new methods and technology |