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In vivo the effects of sustained hydrostatic pressure on the bladder wall and its components are evident under physiological and pathological conditions. We previously reported that exposure of bladder smooth muscle cells to 20 and 40 cm. H 2 O hydrostatic pressure for as little as 1 hour resulted in the up-regulation of heparin binding epidermal growth factor messenger RNA in a time dependent...
Normal bladder development is believed to depend on the active work of the bladder for storing and expelling urine. When high urinary diversion is performed in infants and the bladder no longer undergoes normal filling, bladder development may be altered, ultimately resulting in bladder dysfunction. To help better understand this relationship of bladder function with growth at the cellular level we...
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