Annals of Internal Medicine · 1980 · 107 citations · 14 references
MedicinePhysiologyUrologyBladder ManagementDiabetologyUrodynamicsBladder AssessmentBladder DysfunctionBladder Function AssessmentDiabetes MellitusUrinary DysfunctionUrodynamic EvaluationBladder InnervationDetrusor Reflex RegulationDiabetes Mellitus AssessmentUrinary Bladder PhysiologyVisceral Afferent SignalingVisceral Sensory Pathways
During the past decade the ability to assess urinary bladder function in diabetes mellitus has improved considerably because of changed concepts of urinary bladder function, imporved methods for evaluation, and increased capability for treatment. Evaluation of patients with urinary bladder dysfunction and diabetes mellitus has shown that peripheral visceral afferent pathways are first affected, followed by detrusor reflex decompensation.
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Hugh C. Dick, William E. Bradley, F. Brantley Scott et al. · Urology · 1974 · 87 citations
Abnormalities of bladder innervation in diabetes mellitus
Jens Thorup Andersen, William E. Bradley · Urology · 1976 · 58 citations
Medicine, Endocrinology, Physiology +12
Cystometry V. Bladder sensation
William E. Bradley, Gerald W. Timm, F. Brantley Scott · Urology · 1975 · 50 citations
Medicine, Physiology, Urology +11