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Up to 61% of individuals with spinal cord injury rank bowel dysfunction as a major life-limiting factor (5 articles)

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Experts state bowel dysfunction is reported to be related to depression after spinal cord injury (3 articles)

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The prevalence of constipation and incontinence within the SCI population are reported at 46% and 41% (2 articles)

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Neurogenic bowel and bladder have been identified as the most stigmatizing and lifealtering consequences after spinal cord injury (or SCI). (4 articles)

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With proper assessment, guidance, and holistic consideration of your client’s abilities, lifestyle, and caregiver availability. (4 articles)

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A Title (3 articles)

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Attention Grabbing Phrase (5 articles)

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Picking data to share (3 articles)

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Bowel Management (5 articles)

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Basal phase can be studied (5 articles)

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