NEUROGENIC BLADDER

This study is testing whether drinking special nutritional supplements before bladder removal surgery helps patients recover with fewer complications. Researchers will compare patients who receive the supplements to those who do not, looking at infection rates and overall recover…

This early-stage study is testing whether a specific type of 'good' bacteria, Lactobacillus crispatus, can be safely placed into the bladder to help prevent urinary tract infections (UTIs). It involves 40 adults with spinal cord injuries who use catheters. Researchers will compar…

This is the first-ever study to test transplanting a whole bladder from a deceased donor into a patient with end-stage bladder disease. The goal is to see if this robotic surgery is a feasible and better-tolerated alternative to current major surgeries that use a piece of bowel. …

This study is testing if a non-antibiotic treatment called OM-89 can prevent urinary tract infections (UTIs) in adults with spinal cord injury who use a catheter. The goal is to see if OM-89 reduces how often participants need antibiotics for UTIs over one year. About 110 people …

This study is testing whether putting a specific strain of helpful bacteria (Lactobacillus) directly into the bladder can reduce urinary symptoms in people with neurogenic bladder who use an indwelling catheter. Researchers will enroll 182 participants to find the best dose of th…

This study aims to learn from patients and caregivers about their experiences with different bladder treatments. Researchers will interview people who have used specific bladder solutions to understand what works well, what challenges they face, and what they prefer. The goal is …