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Neurourol Urodyn, (29 Jan 2007)
By WM Grill. Good article on pudendal nerve stimulation.
AJP - Regulatory, Integrative and Comparative Physiology 277 (4), 1002-12 (01 Oct 1999)
Talks about relation of distension reflexes to urethritis and prostatitis. Read this for information on the anal reflex.
Experimental Brain Research 89 (3), (1992)
Might talk about anal reflex and inhibition.
Pflügers Archiv : European journal of physiology 410 (3), 296-303 (Oct 1987)
Gives a good overall review of different pudendal afferents.
The American journal of physiology 275 (2 Pt 2), 226-9 (Aug 1998)
WDG recommended: "Adrenergic receptor agonist can
increase NO release from the urothelium"
Somatosensory & motor research 15 (1), 5-12 (1998)
From WDG: "We reported that ganglion blockade reduced c-fos expression in the spinal cord in response to bladder irritation. we raised the possibility that sympathetic nerve activity might regulate bladder nociceptor excitability"
The Journal of physiology 577 (Pt 1), 115-26 (15 Nov 2006)
Says that effect of pudendal afferents depends on frequency of their stimulation. This could explain joint occurrence of frequency and hesitancy.
Neurourol Urodyn, (15 Feb 2007)
Says that stimulation at different frequencies has different effects. Low frequency = inhibit; high frequency = excite.
British Journal of Surgery 92 (7), 859-65 (2005)
This talk about the role of pudendal afferents and rectal distension, but not about micturition.
Journal of neuroscience methods 150 (1), 80-9 (15 Jan 2006)
Very nice. Looks like it talks about the role of pudendal afferents.
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