… period and the consequences of breakdowns on wheelchair users living with spinal cord
injuries (SCIs)… are associated with an increased number of repairs and adverse consequences. …

… Spinal Cord Injury Systems facilities, which are centers of excellence, so we may be
underestimating the number of repairs and consequences as compared with the general population. …

… adverse consequences. In the United States, since 1973, the federally funded National Spinal
Cord Injury … , and analyzed the world's largest spinal cord injury (SCI) database on acute …

… cord injured-individuals are comprised of gastric dilation, delayed gastric emptying, and
diminished propulsive transit along the entire gastrointestinal tract. As a critical consequence of …

… Traumatic spinal cord injury (SCI) is a devastating event that typically leads to … spinal cord.
These disabling conditions have serious physical, psychological, and financial consequences …

… Persons with spinal cord injury (SCI) have secondary medical consequences of paralysis
and/or the consequences of extreme inactivity. The metabolic changes that result from reduced …

… Nonetheless, the magnitude of effect is generally greater as the injury moves up the spinal
cord and is more pronounced in those with complete injuries. Spinal cord injuries have …

… to parse out and articulate psychosocial consequences that are common for people after SCI,
… key concepts (spinal cord injury and psychosocial consequences) along with associated …

… any published literature on its causes and consequences. Sengupta 11 and Rajasekaran
et al. … the causes and overall consequences of neglected traumatic spinal cord injuries (Neg-…

… of reported repairs and adverse consequences. Wheelchairs … of required repairs and adverse
consequences based on the … of reported repairs and the consequences between a current …