International SCI Skin and Thermoregulation Function Basic Data Set
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Name:
International SCI Skin and Thermoregulation Function Basic Data Set
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NINDS
Definition:
The aim of the Skin and Thermoregulation Function Basic Data Set for Spinal Cord Injury is to standardize the collection and reporting of a minimal amount of information on these issues in daily practice. It is applicable to adult individuals with traumatic or non-traumatic supraconal, conal or cauda equina lesions. The International SCI Skin and Thermoregulation Function Basic Data Set will mostly be used in connection with the background information within the International SCI Core Data Set. This specifically applies to the documentation of the level, completeness and time post spinal cord lesions, which play an important role on skin and thermoregulation parameters following injury. The International SCI Skin and Thermoregulation Function Basic Data Set may be used once yearly in chronic SCI individuals.
Registration Status:
Qualified
Designations:
Designation:
International SCI Skin and Thermoregulation Function Basic Data Set
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Designation:
International SCI Skin and Thermoregulation Function Basic Data Set International Spinal Cord Society (ISCOS)
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Definition:
The aim of the Skin and Thermoregulation Function Basic Data Set for Spinal Cord Injury is to standardize the collection and reporting of a minimal amount of information on these issues in daily practice. It is applicable to adult individuals with traumatic or non-traumatic supraconal, conal or cauda equina lesions. The International SCI Skin and Thermoregulation Function Basic Data Set will mostly be used in connection with the background information within the International SCI Core Data Set. This specifically applies to the documentation of the level, completeness and time post spinal cord lesions, which play an important role on skin and thermoregulation parameters following injury. The International SCI Skin and Thermoregulation Function Basic Data Set may be used once yearly in chronic SCI individuals.