Voiding in anesthetized spinal dogs induced by stimulating sacral and coccygeal roots with the "volume conduction" method

Voiding in anesthetized spinal dogs induced by stimulating sacral and coccygeal roots with the "volume conduction" method

In an attempt to avoid nerve injury, a new method of electrical stimulation of the innervations to the bladder has been developed. Stimulation with this method in 39 anesthetized spinal dogs induced a mean increase of 83.3 mmHg in intravesical pressure. Physiological reactions to stress were observe...

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Veröffentlicht in:Neurourology and urodynamics 1984, Vol.3 (1), p.51-61
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