Recommendations for evaluation of neurogenic bladder and bowel dysfunction after spinal cord injury and/or disease
Denise G. Tate(Michigan Medicine), Marcel W. M. Post(University Medical Center Groningen), Andrei V. Krassioukov(University of British Columbia), Giulia I. Lane(University of Michigan), Bruno Gallo Santacruz(Coloplast (Denmark)), Lyn B. Jakeman(National Institutes of Health), Tracey Wheeler(Craig H Neilsen Foundation), M.J. Mulcahey(Thomas Jefferson University), Ann M. Spungen(James J. Peters VA Medical Center), Vanessa K. Noonan(Praxis Spinal Cord Institute), Anne P. Cameron(University of Michigan), Gianna M. Rodriguez(University of Michigan), Fin Biering‐Sørensen(University of Copenhagen), Martin Forchheimer(University of Michigan), David S. Tulsky(University of Delaware), Steve Kirshblum(Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation), Michael Kennelly(Carolinas Medical Center), Kim D. Anderson(University of California, Irvine), Klaus Krogh(Aarhus University)
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