Why the study?
The ISAFSCI was developed to address the specific impact of spinal cord injury on autonomic nervous system functioning, accounting for contributing factors like other neuropathies, medications, or co-incident medical conditions.
The ISAFSCI provides international standards to document autonomic function following spinal cord injury, emphasizing the need to account for confounding factors like medications and comorbidities.
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Clinicians should assess confounders with ISAFSCI in SCI evaluations; extends standards for autonomic documentation in research.
Wecht et al. (2021) studied this question. The ISAFSCI addresses the direct impact of spinal cord injury on autonomic nervous system functioning, requiring the identification of confounding factors like medications or other neuropathies.
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