Ambulation and complications related to assistive devices after spinal cord injury
作者： Lee L. Saunders , James S. Krause , Nicole D. DiPiro , Sara Kraft , Sandra Brotherton
DOI: 10.1179/2045772312Y.0000000082
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摘要: Objective To evaluate long-term health outcomes including pain intensity, interference, and fatigue among ambulatory persons with spinal cord injury (SCI). Design Prospective cohort study. Setting Data were analyzed at a major medical university in the southeast USA. Participants included 783 adults SCI of traumatic origin, who least 1-year post-injury. identified through three sources records large specialty hospital southeastern Interventions Not applicable. Outcome measures Pain intensity interference (Brief Inventory) (Modified Fatigue Impact Scale Abbreviated Version 5). Results Examining assistive devices used for ambulation, 66% population one device. In logistic model, wheelchair cane usage significantly related to after controlling age, gender, race. Wheelchair 50% time or less was (odds rat...
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