...L. Madden Brewster; Geoff B. Coombs; Vinicius P. Garcia; Jamie G. Hijmans; Noah M. DeSouza; Kelly A. Stockelman; Otto F. Barak; Tanja Mijacika; Zeljko Dujic; Jared J. Greiner; Aaron A. Phillips; Philip N. Ainslie; Christopher A. DeSouza People with spinal cord injury (SCI) have three- to four-fold...

...H. L. GERRITS; A. DE HAAN; M. T. E. HOPMAN; L. H. V. VAN DER WOUDE; A. J. SARGEANT Low muscle temperature in paralysed muscles of individuals with spinal cord injury may affect the contractile properties of these muscles. The present study was therefore undertaken to assess the effects of increased...

... microcirculation nocturnal fluctuations paraplegia spinal cord injury subcutaneous blood flow rate thermoregulation 133 Xe-washout technique Clinical Science (1992) 82, 47-54 (Printed in Great Britain) I 47 Nocturnal variations in lower-leg subcutaneous blood flow in paraplegic men J. H. SINDRUP*, H...

... 1970 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1970 Clinical Science (1988) 75,441-444 44 1 Hyponatraemia in quadriplegic patients DAVID J. LEEHEY,* ALICIA A. PICACHE? AND GARY L. ROBERTSONS. *Department of Medicine, Hines-Loyola Medical CExter, and ?Spinal Cord Injury Service, Hines...

... system, a low spinal anaes- thetic will abolish the dysreflexic symptoms. Minor symptoms of autonomic dysreflexia may be helped with a-adrenergic blockade. Key words: bladder, hyper-reflexia, spinal cord injury, suprasacral cord injury, sympathetic nervous system, upper motor neurone lesions...

..., backed up by subsequent ex- perience, that the measurement of single static pres- sure profiles was both inaccurate and useless in the spinal injury patient. Key words: dyssynergia, spinal cord injury, upper motor neurone lesion, urethral pressure profile. Correspondence: Mr T. P. Stephenson, Consultant...