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Afferent Pathways Arising from the Lower Urinary Tract after Complete Spinal Cord Injury or Cauda Equina Lesion: Clinical Observations with Neurophysiological Implications
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Urologia Internationalis
Urol Int (2012) 89 (4): 462–467.
Published Online: 26 October 2012
... arising from the urinary bladder can be observed, e.g. changes in nerve morphology, neuropeptide expression, and function of C-fibers. Somal hypertrophy of pudendal and bladder afferent neurons was observed in cats [ 20 ] and rats [ 21 ]. On the level of the urothelium, the suburothelial layer...
