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Key points
The lower urinary tract is regulated by reflexes responsible for maintaining continence and producing efficient voiding.
It is unclear how sensory information from the bladder and urethra engages differential, state‐dependent reflexes to either maintain continence or promote voiding.
Using a new in vivo experimental approach, we quantified how sensory information from the bladder and...
Key pointsSensory information from the urethra is essential to maintain continence and to achieve efficient micturition and when compromised by disease or injury can lead to substantial loss of function.Despite the key role urethral sensory information plays in the lower urinary tract, the relationship between physiological urethral stimuli, such as fluid flow, and the neural sensory response is poorly...
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