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Persistent polyuria in a rat spinal contusion model

Persistent polyuria in a rat spinal contusion model

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Effects of lateral funiculus sparing, spinal lesion level, and gender on recovery of bladder voiding reflexes and hematuria in rats A consistent, quantifiable, and graded rat lumbosacral spinal cord injury model.Comparison of Mechanical Allodynia and Recovery of Locomotion and Bladder Function by Different Parameters of Low Thoracic Spinal Contusion Injury in Rats.Effect of kidney-reinforcing and marrow-beneficial Chinese medicine on bone metabolism-related factors following spinal cord injury in rats Effects of exercise training on urinary tract function after spinal cord injury Novel multi-system functional gains via task specific training in spinal cord injured male rats.Spinal Transection Alters External Urethral Sphincter Activity during Spontaneous Voiding in Freely Moving Rats.Diurnal blood pressure and urine production in acute spinal cord injury compared with controls.Training-Induced Functional Gains following SCI Altered vasopressin and natriuretic peptide levels in a rat model of spinal cord injury: implications for the development of polyuria.Improvements in bladder, bowel and sexual outcomes following task-specific locomotor training in human spinal cord injury.

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