With AD, noxious stimuli to intact sensory nerves below the injury level lead to relatively unopposed sympathetic outflow and dangerous blood pressure elevations. Parasympathetic outflow through cranial nerve X (vagus) c - Bladder spasm - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	With AD, noxious stimuli to intact sensory nerves below the injury level lead to relatively unopposed sympathetic outflow and dangerous blood pressure elevations. Parasympathetic outflow through cranial nerve X (vagus) c Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-01-14 11:04:01 Open Document File Size: 821,60 KB Share Result on Facebook Company BP / / / MedicalCondition pain / injury / hypertension / flushing / headache / infection / Medical Emergency Autonomic Dysreflexia / Autonomic Dysreflexia / muscle spasms / bladder spasms / skin irritation / reflexive bradycardia / spinal cord injuries / / Organization South Carolina Spinal Cord Injury Research Fund / / / Product Procardia / Bp / Nifedipine / / SocialTag Neurotrauma Autonomic dysreflexia Traumatology Spinal cord injury Bladder spasm Nifedipine Blood pressure Hyperreflexia Medicine Health

With AD, noxious stimuli to intact sensory nerves below the injury level lead to relatively unopposed sympathetic outflow and dangerous blood pressure elevations. Parasympathetic outflow through cranial nerve X (vagus) cAdd to Reading List