Predictors of low urinary quality of life in spinal cord injury patients on clean intermittent catheterization.

Iryna M CrescenzeJeremy B MyersSara M LenherrSean P ElliottBlayne WelkDiana O'Dell MphYongmei QinAngela P PressonJohn T Stoffelnull null

Published in: Neurourology and urodynamics (2019)

In a mature SCI cohort, physical disability does not predict dissatisfaction with urinary QoL but severe bowel dysfunction and recurrent UTIs have a significant negative impact. With time the rates of dissatisfaction decline but women continue to be highly dissatisfied on CIC and may benefit from early intervention to minimize the burden of CIC on urinary QoL.

Keyphrases

spinal cord injury
end stage renal disease
randomized controlled trial
ejection fraction
chronic kidney disease
newly diagnosed
physical activity
mental health
peritoneal dialysis
oxidative stress
early onset
metabolic syndrome
high intensity
ultrasound guided
skeletal muscle
pregnancy outcomes
breast cancer risk