Discussion: Limited data about the outcomes of pregnancy in women who sustained SCIs
during pregnancy are available in the literature. The outcomes of pregnancy in women who …

Pregnancy and childbirth are associated with physiologic changes that impact most organ
systems. Typical physiologic changes associated with pregnancy and those unique to spinal …

Pregnancy in women with spinal cord injury is considered high risk because it may
exacerbate many of their existing problems, including autonomic dysreflexia, spasms …

Discussion: Multi-system involvement due to SCI during pregnancy results in intense
physiological changes that affect the treatment options for anesthesia, surgery, labor and …

Background Women with spinal cord injuries (SCI) represent a high risk population during
pregnancy with comparatively few studies in the literature regarding their management and …

Objective. To investigate the impact of pregnancy and childbearing on women with spinal
cord injuries and their attitude toward pregnancy. Design and setting. State-wide …

Acute trauma is not all that uncommon in pregnancy. It accounts for 15% of non-obstetric
maternal deaths. Moreover, about 15% of acute spinal cord injuries involve young women of …

Study design: Case report. Setting: Prince of Wales Spinal Cord Injuries Unit, Sydney,
Australia. Methods: Interrogation of our unit database identified only two women who …

This paper forms part of an ongoing prospective study of pregnancy and labour in women
with spinal cord injuries and combines a prospective and retrospective analysis of 17 …

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1986 International Medical Society of Paraplegia Spinal Cord Injured Women, Pregnancy and …