Publications by authors named "Jennifer Wyles"
Arch Phys Med Rehabil
May 2021
Article Synopsis
- The study aimed to determine whether improvements in urogenital and bowel function after locomotor step training in people with spinal cord injuries were due to weight-bearing exercises or exercise in general.
- It involved 22 participants who were assigned to either stand training or nonweight-bearing exercises, with their progress measured against previous locomotor training outcomes.
- Results indicated that while standing did not enhance pelvic functions, nonweight-bearing exercises showed some reduction in bladder pressure, suggesting that general exercise may still play a role in improving certain bladder functions post-injury.
