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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 Feb 8.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Physiol Regul Integr Comp Physiol. 2004 Jan 29;286(5):R874–R880. doi: 10.1152/ajpregu.00391.2003

Table 1.

Spinal cord-injured patient information

PT No. Sex Age SCI Level DOI Duration, yr Preop Capacity, ml Preoperative Bladder Meds Med Duration, mo
1 F 20 C5 1990/08/05 6.67 133 Oxy, 5 mg BID 60
2 F 17 C5R, C7L 1994/12/31 2.58 95 Oxy, 5 mg TID 8
3 F 22 L1 spina bifida NA 22.00 63 Oxy, 5 mg TID; Hyos, 0.375 mg BID; Dox, 8 mg QID 6
4 F 18 C4–5 1996/12/26 1.50 233 Oxy, 5 mg QID; Imip, 10 mg TID 13
5 F 18 C6 1996/07/12 2.33 350 Tol, 2 mg BID; Hyos, 0.375 mg BID >1
6 F 18 C7 1997/07/02 2.00 180 Oxy-XL, 20 mg QD; Prob, 15 mg TID; Prob, 30 mg QHS 7
7 M 17 C5 1999/04/05 1.50 360 Oxy-XL, 15 mg QD 12

PT, patient; SCI, spinal cord injury; DOI, date of injury; NA, not available; BID, twice per day; QD, once per day; TID, three times per day; QID, taken four times per day; QHS, taken at bedtime; Oxy, oxybutynin; Oxy-XL, oxybutynin extended release (M3-selective antimuscarinic); Tol, tolterodine (nonselective antimuscarinic); Hyos, hyoscyamine (nonselective antimuscarinic); Imip, imipramine (tricyclic antidepressant that inhibits reuptake of serotonin and norepinephrine and that has some antimuscarinic effects); Prob, propantheline (non-subtype-selective antimuscarinic); Dox, doxazosin (a nonspecific α-1 antagonist); M, male; F, female; Preop, preoperative; Med, medication.