Abstract
Traditionally, there have been few method options for urinary bladder management in women after spinal cord injury. The lack of a satisfactory urinary collection device has imposed long-term indwelling catheterization for many. The emergence of new techniques to manipulate bladder function surgically and pharmacologically has changed these practices. Today’s spinal cord-injured woman has a choice in determining what method of bladder management to pursue, based on living environment, lifestyle, level of injury, and time since injury.
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