The Micturition Reflex | Bladder Nerve Supply | Renal Physiology

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would like to know if communication problem between brain and internal sphincter could be the reason why even after I had T.U.R.P surgery, I still can't void my bladder ? I will initiate mictions, but will only void between 25 to 50 ml. why can I begin urinating, and then it stop after 25-50ml ???

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​@@bytesizemedthanks for this video, My mom has urinary retention after a couple pelvic surgeries and urodynamics shows detusor underactivity meaning it does contract enough to empty her bladder, she does void some but has retention. Do you think sacral nerve stimulation can help her to completely void and no more use of catheters? She is 70

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Very schematic video! The hypogastric and pelvic plexi and somatic innervation of bladder are very well demonstrated. B3 receptor (and therefore, clinical correlate, mirabegron for urge incontinence) are readily concluded. Also, PMC (Barrington nucleus) and prefrontal inhibitory impulse are very well illustrated in a wonderful schematic fashion.

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I always thought alpha 1 and M3 receptors both elicit the Gq pathway.. how are they acting oppositely on the internal sphincter?

[@bytesizemed]

Hi! You're right. The M3 receptor should have just been on the detrusor muscle. Thanks for catching that!

[@benjaminazumah9833]

Though alpha 1 and M3 receptors when stimulated both elicit their actions via Gq pathway, the alpha 1 receptor is part of the sympathetic nervous system while the M3 receptor is part of the parasympathetic nervous system hence the difference in their actions on the IUS ( which is opposite).

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There is a doubt . A LESION BETWEEN L3-S1 will cause Automatic bladder or autonomous bladder?

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Is S1 not relevant here? I had a herniation on L5-S1 and now I cant feel/when the bladder is full :(

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If we try to stop the full bladder , it is by inhibition of parasympathetic system... right?

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2:07 how does the same receptor cause contraction of one muscle and relaxation of another, M3 receptors are Gq so they should cause smooth muscle contraction

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What about staccato voiding?

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ponto-onuf neurons? inhibitory or excitatory? does onuf motor neurons are normally actively maintain tone in EUS?

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parasympathetic nerves causes relaxation of levator ani and perineum which causes contraction of detrusor muscle that could have made more sense

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