L. Lenormand
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L. Lenormand is a clinician-researcher whose work focuses on the urological complications of spinal cord injury, particularly post-traumatic syringomyelia. Their most-cited paper, "Syringomyélie post-traumatique : ce que doit savoir l’urologue ?" (2012), with 7 citations, serves as a critical resource for urologists managing the often-overlooked urinary sequelae of this condition. By bridging neurosurgery and urology, Lenormand has highlighted how syringomyelia—a fluid-filled cyst within the spinal cord—can disrupt bladder function, leading to neurogenic voiding dysfunction, recurrent infections, and renal deterioration. Their work emphasizes the importance of early urological surveillance and tailored management strategies, such as intermittent catheterization and anticholinergic therapy, to preserve renal function and quality of life. While their citation count is modest, the targeted impact of their research is significant within the specialized field of neuro-urology, providing practical guidance for clinicians encountering these complex cases. Lenormand’s contributions underscore the interdisciplinary nature of spinal cord injury care, ensuring that urologists are equipped to address the hidden challenges of post-traumatic syringomyelia.
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- 1Syringomyélie post-traumatique : ce que doit savoir l’urologue ?7 citations · 2012