Topics in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation

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This journal focuses on research related to spinal cord injury (SCI), encompassing its rehabilitation, management, and the long-term health and psychosocial outcomes for individuals affected. Articles explore various aspects of SCI, including the development and application of data sets for clinical consistency, the effectiveness of rehabilitation interventions like robotic exoskeletons, and the prediction of recovery. The scope also covers the prevalence and predictors of complications such as spasticity and urinary tract infections, the impact of physical activity and exercise on health and quality of life, and the role of social connectivity and resilience in adaptation. Furthermore, the journal addresses specific health concerns like cardiometabolic disease, neurogenic bowel and bladder dysfunction, and chronic pain, as well as disparities in care, particularly for women with SCI. Methodological approaches include clinical trials, retrospective cohort studies, data science challenges, and scoping reviews.

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