The autonomous bladder: a view of the origin of bladder overactivity and sensory urge

Incontinence and the generation of excessive sensory urges are common problems that can seriously influence the quality of life of both men and women. The underlying causes have in some instances been associated with uncontrolled bladder activity. However, the mechanisms generating such activity are...

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Urinary Bladder Diseases - etiology
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