After spinal injury multiple urological phenotypes emerge. Multivariate analysis of Continuously collected urodynamic data from early after the injury can predict the chronic phase phenotype. Abstract Bladder dysfunction is a major complication after spinal cord injury (SCI) and effective treatment remains challenging.
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