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Keywords: Bladder inhibition
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Bladder Inhibition by Electrical Stimulation of the Perianal Skin
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Urologia Internationalis
Urol Int (1986) 41 (1): 62–63.
Published Online: 29 January 2010
... to in the content or advertisements. Perianal electrical stimulation Bladder inhibition 31 05 1985 17 07 1985 29 1 2010 Urol. int. 41: 62-63 (1986) >1986 S. Kargcr AG. Basel 0042-1138/86/0411-0062S2.75/0 Bladder Inhibition by Electrical Stimulation of the Perianal Skin Masahiro...
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Effects of Electrical Intravaginal Stimulation on Bladder Volume: An Experimental and Clinical Study
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Urol Int (1978) 33 (6): 440–442.
Published Online: 27 January 2010
... investigations revealed that intravaginal electrical stimulation caused bladder inhibition registered as a volume increase. This inhibition was most marked at a low stimulation frequency (10 Hz). Animal experiments indicated that the bladder inhibition was achieved by autonomic spinal reflex mechanisms activated...