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A neurologic basis for the overactive bladder - PubMed

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The central nervous mechanisms controlling the LUT are organized in the brain and spinal cord as simple on-off switching circuits that are under voluntary control. Damage to central inhibitory pathways or sensitization of peripheral afferent terminals in the bladder can unmask primitive voiding refl …

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