How Does Spinal Cord Injury Effect the Bladder?

Neurogenic Bladder Research Group (NBRG)

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Published 2016-12-14

Dr. Sean Elliot, MD, MS Professor and Vice Chair of Urology University of Minnesota explains how spinal cord injury effects the bladder.

All Comments (21)

@nickdoucette6582 1 month ago

I had a major accident and am paralyzed to the right leg, I have bladder retention and according to two scans, there is always 280-300cc left in the bladder. The paralysis was due to a squished nerve in my lower back. My last scan was today, same thing. I should send my urologist this video
@paradise6606 3 years ago

How could anyone thumb down this video? This doctor may have just saved my life. I was just diagnosed with Detrusor Hyperreflexia, Impaired Contractility.
@sennenrules 5 years ago

Fantastic learning resource. Thank you very much
@Alan-wp9yn 3 years ago

Interesting vid, Doc. Thanks for showing up in my recommended.
@user-qr4te5pv7e 6 years ago

this is the best video on youtube. thank you for explaining this so well.
@dirkus12345 3 years ago

amazing video, thanks a lot for your efforts.
@thehandlez 3 years ago

Amazing lecture Dr, thank you so much!
@shaheedafridi5955 5 years ago

Superbly explained thank you sir
@uroshjovanotti 9 months ago

Perfect explanation, short - clear and concisely.
@valerielogel4167 5 years ago

Thank you for this video, it has helped me understand myself and issues better.
@Rudy34Ares 6 years ago

Excellent video. Made me get a deep understanding of the topic. I would like you to share more videos about urologic conditions with your amazing explanations. Thanks.
@nzaman2551 1 year ago

This was really excellent 👍!, Thanks for explaining it so simply.Take care.
@kalumarjuna80 4 years ago

Great teaching! Thank you very much!
@visalinikumaraswamy6431 13 days ago

Excellent Explanation. Was searching for this clear stuff for a long time.
@nancydoughty2462 3 months ago

This was amazing!! I was so lost with all of this!
@lts5075 1 year ago

Excellent explanation indeed in this video.
@chaithrijayasooriya717 3 years ago

Excellent , simple and straightforward explanation! Simply loved it😍Thank you so much!!
@ISMAPLFP 4 years ago

thanks professor X!
@Umnassim4533 11 months ago

Thank you so much Dr.
@rodolfojude4902 1 year ago

Thank you very informative.!