Detrusor Innervation
Detrusor Innervation is the neural regulatory mechanism, specifically the autonomic and somatic innervation pathways, that govern detrusor muscle activity in the urinary bladder by modulating contraction and relaxation through coordinated input from parasympathetic, sympathetic, and pudendal nerves.
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Charles H.V. Hoyle, Gillian E. Knight, Geoffrey Burnstock · British Journal of Pharmacology · 1990 · 317 citations · Full text
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