Seventy-one paired samples of urine, obtained by collection of a clean voided specimen
and by suprapubic aspiration of the bladder (SPA), were obtained from 53 male spinal cord …

Seventy paired samples of urine, obtained by collection of a clean voided specimen and by
suprapubic aspiration (SPA) of the bladder, were obtained from 43 male SCI patients who …

Urine cultures from spinal cord injuried patients demonstrate a high incidence of bacteriuria,
with patterns of bacteriuria varying with the mode of drainage. The highest incidence of …

Data from serial follow-up evaluations of 103 patients with traumatic and atraumatic
myelopathy were recorded to determine rates of significant bacteriuria associated with …

Urine cultures and antibody-coated bacteria (ACB) tests were performed on urine
specimens from 176 spinal cord injured patients at the time of annual renal function follow …

Urinary tract infection of men with spinal cord injuries has been associated with a high
incidence of colonization of the patients with gram-negative bacilli. We have examined the …

The validity of the antibody-coated bacteria test and Fairley washout procedure to determine
whether urinary tract infections were of kidney or bladder origin in spinal cord injury patients …

Objective: To investigate the usefulness of performing routine urine cultures in veterans with
spinal cord injury (SC I) who come for annual evaluation. Research Design/Participants …

Quantitative cultures of the urethral meatus were obtained from women with SCI undergoing
intermittent catheterization. When compared with the urethral cultures of a group of female …

Two hundred and forty-seven strains of micro-organisms were isolated from the urinary tract
of 121 patients with neurological complaints leading to paraplegia. The commonest infecting …