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Colonic transit in subjects with spinal cord injuries
The rehabilitation of patients with spinal cord injuries (SCI) is long and difficult. Not only do they lose mobility but they also have changes in bowel continence caused by loss of voluntary motor and sensory function and damage to the visceral nerve supply. The maintenance and management of bowel...
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Division of Nuclear Medicine
2017
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