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04 February 2026 : Clinical Research  

Effects of Robot-Assisted Gait Therapy on Urodynamic Changes in the Subacute Phase After Spinal Cord Injury: A Prospective Study

Zbigniew Ziętek BCDEF 1, Justyna Frasuńska ORCID logo ACDEF 2*, Bogumił Korczyński ORCID logo ABCDEG 3, Tomasz Szopiński CDEF 4,5, Beata Tarnacka ORCID logo ABCDEFG 6

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.950018

Med Sci Monit 2026; 32:e950018

Table 2 Characteristics of the study group (S0 versus S1).

S0 (N=10)S1 (N=25)
Median (1 Q, 3 Q)36.00 (26.00, 37.00)33.50 (28.75, 47.50)
 Female4 (40.00%)5 (20.00%)
 Male6 (60.00%)20 (80.00%)
Median (1 Q, 3 Q)12.50 (9.25, 21.25)15.00 (12.00, 18.00)
 3–61 (10.00%)1 (4.00%)
 7–92 (20.00%)2 (8.00%)
 9–122 (20.00%)5 (20.00%)
 >125 (50.00%)17 (68.00%)
 Complete (AIS-A)4 (40.00%)8 (32.00%)
 Incomplete (AIS-B,C or D)6 (60.00%)17 (68.00%)
 AIS-A4 (40.00%)8 (32.00%)
 AIS-B1 (10.00%)4 (16.00%)
 AIS-C3 (30.00%)5 (20.00%)
 AIS-D2 (20.00%)8 (32.00%)
 Cervical1 (10.00%)5 (20.00%)
 Thoracical4 (40.00%)14 (56.00%)
 Lumbar5 (50.00%)6 (24.00%)
 Vehicle accident4 (40.00%)10 (40.00%)
 Fall >1m0 (0.00%)1 (4.00%)
 Fall <1 m3 (30.00%)6 (24.00%)
 Dive0 (0.00%)1 (4.00%)
 Body crushing1 (10.00%)0 (0.00%)
 Other2 (20.00%)7 (28.00%)
American Spinal Cord Injury Impairment Scale: grades A, B, C and D (AIS-A, B, C or D); number of respondents (N); control group with dynamic parapodium training (S0); experimental study group with robot-assisted gait therapy (S1).

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