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Skin

Skin

Skin breakdown is one of the most common secondary complications following spinal cord injury (SCI). Skin care should be a key consideration and component of SCI health care and rehabilitation.

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Bladder

Spinal cord injury can significantly affect bladder function. Health professionals have a key role in supporting individuals with managing their bladder, to optimise participation and wellbeing.

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Bowel

Spinal cord injury can significantly affect bowel function. Health professionals have a key role in supporting individuals with managing their bowel, to optimise participation and wellbeing.

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