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dys·re·flex·i·a (d

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Abnormally increased or decreased response to physiologic stimuli. Also called autonomic dysreflexia.

dysreflexia [dis″re-flek´se-ah]

a condition of disordered response to stimuli.

autonomic dysreflexia

1. an uninhibited and exaggerated response of the autonomic nervous system to stimulation, as seen in many patients with high spinal cord injuries; see also autonomic dysreflexia.

2. a nursing diagnosis accepted by the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association, defined as a life-threatening uninhibited sympathetic response of the nervous system to a noxious stimulus after a spinal cord injury at T7 or above.

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heterotopic ossification) that impede cycling exercise, pressure sores in the G region, occurrence of autonomic dysreflexia after ES, and severe cardiopulmonary problems.

Effects of modified electrical stimulation-induced leg cycle ... by Janssen, Thomas W.J.; Pringle, D. Drew / Journal of Rehabilitation Research & Development

Also discussed were the concerns with autonomic dysreflexia when blood pressure elevation needs to be monitored, regularity enforced, and the maintenance of soft formed stool.

Three nurse organizations collaborate on care for spinal cord injured by Cullinan, C.J. / Colorado Nurse

Another complication may be the post-thrombotic syndrome, which includes persistent oedema, purpura (bleeding into the skin), increased skin pigmentation, pain, eczema-like dermatitis, pruritis (itchiness), cellulitis, ulceration, and possibly spasticity or autonomic dysreflexia (Powell et al 1999, Warrell et al 2003).

Deep vein thrombosis and heterotopic ossification following spinal ... by Beilby, Jacqui; Mulligan, Hilda / New Zealand Journal of Physiotherapy

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