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Self-Catheterization in a Toilet: Male Wheelchair Users
READ MORE: Self-Catheterization in a Toilet: Male Wheelchair UsersMastering intermittent self-catheterization: A step-by-step guide for independent males who use wheelchairs or mobility support. This guide covers everyone with a bladder dysfunction who wants to or has to self-catheterise to evacuate urine. Our guide has helpful solutions for everyone, from beginners to…
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Self-Catheterization on a Bed: Dependent Females
READ MORE: Self-Catheterization on a Bed: Dependent FemalesMastering intermittent self-catheterization: A step-by-step guide for parents to catheterise dependent females on a bed. This guide covers everyone with a bladder dysfunction who wants to or has to catheterise a dependent female to evacuate urine. Our guide has helpful solutions for everyone,…
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Self-Catheterization on a Bed: Dependent Males
READ MORE: Self-Catheterization on a Bed: Dependent MalesMastering intermittent self-catheterization: A step-by-step guide for parents to catheterise dependent males on a bed. This guide covers everyone with a bladder dysfunction who wants to or has to catheterise a dependent male to evacuate urine. Our guide has helpful solutions for everyone,…
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What is Chiari Malformation? How does it affect you?
READ MORE: What is Chiari Malformation? How does it affect you?As previously explained, Myelomeningocele’s two most common conditions associated with the brain are Hydrocephalus and Chiari Type II Malformation, also known as Arnold Chiari Malformation (pronounced key – ar- ee). This article will discuss Arnold Chiari Malformation in a person with Spina Bifida. What…
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Hydrocephalus and shunts in the person with Spina Bifida
READ MORE: Hydrocephalus and shunts in the person with Spina BifidaMyelomeningocele’s two most common conditions associated with the brain are Hydrocephalus and Arnold Chiari II Malformation (pronounced key – ar- ee). In this article, we will discuss Hydrocephalus and the need for shunts in a person with Spina Bifida. What is Hydrocephalus? The…
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What is Lipomyelocele? What are the causes?
READ MORE: What is Lipomyelocele? What are the causes?Lipomyelocele is one of the most common closed spinal birth defects. It is seen in the thoracolumbar junction (the part of the spine that connects the thoracic spine to the lumbar spine) and usually presents as a fatty subcutaneous mass. What is Lipoma?…
