We studied prospectively 40 patients with recent spinal cord injuries to determine the
effectiveness of the combination of oral methenamine and an intravesicular acidifying agent …

The efficacy of antibiotic prophylaxis by the oral and intravesical routes was studied in acute
spinal cord injury patients maintained on a non-sterile intermittent catheterization program …

During a 28-month interval 70 spinal cord injury patients in the initial rehabilitation
hospitalization underwent 5,052 days of intermittent catheterization. Intermittent …

An open, prospective, randomised trial was conducted to compare the incidence of
significant bacteriuria following 2 methods of intermittent urethral catheterisation in patients …

Methenamine is frequently prescribed for patients who have chronic urinary infection to
suppress bacterial growth during active infection or to prevent recurrence once an infection …

A total of 50 patients with recent spinal cord injury secondary to trauma participated in a
prospective study of urinary complications during an interval of clean intermittent …

This study was designed to determine the effect of methenamine on the frequency of urinary
tract infections (UTI) in hospitalized patients after spinal cord injury. The study included 56 …

A randomized prospective study of bacteriuria control during early intermittent bladder
catheterization was performed on a spinal cord injury service. The 64 male subjects …

An open, prospective, randomised, comparative study of “Trisdine” and kanamycincolistin
bladder instillations in reducing significant bacteriuria during intermittent urethral …

Intermittent catheterization was used as a method to achieve reflex voiding and a catheter-
free status in 111 chronic spinal cord injury patients. Of this group 70 patients achieved …