Incidence of UTI and Other Catheter-Related Complications Following Initiation of IC

Learn the results of a retrospective chart review assessing how often SCI patients experience urinary tract infection (UTI) after they begin performing intermittent catheterization (IC).

Interested in knowing how often patients with recent SCI experience UTI and other catheter-related complications within three months of initiating IC? Read the results of research conducted by two European SCI rehabilitation centers, and learn what may improve UTI detection, treatment, and prevention.

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