Applying low-frequency bladder vibration (LFBV) to patients with spinal cord injury (SCI)/neurogenic bladder who developed urinary tract infections (UTIs) during rehabilitation is associated with ...

Researchers have used genetic tools to investigate how specific nerve cells in the brain respond after a spinal cord injury.

The antibody is intended to slow down these inhibiting mechanisms in the body and thus enable the injured nerve tracts to regenerate and the spinal cord to recover. In all, 126 people aged between ...

"A white matter tract called the corticospinal tract provides the main wiring that goes from your brain down to your spinal cord to help power your arms and legs," explains study leader ...

A white matter tract called the corticospinal tract provides the main wiring that goes from your brain down to your spinal cord to help power your arms and legs. If those cables are severed or ...

Neurogenic bladder, also called neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction, often occurs after a spinal cord injury. The spinal cord helps coordinate bladder storage and voiding. The neurogenic ...

Four weeks after LFBV, intervention group had significantly lower urinary leukocytes, postvoid residual volume, fewer signs and symptoms of UTI ...