PURPOSE: Given increased evidence of sensory dysfunction in lower urinary tract
pathology, we determined normative current perception threshold values in the lower urinary …

The purpose of this study was to determine the feasibility of the current perception threshold
(CPT) evaluation in the female urethra. Women without LUT dysfunction underwent CPT …

Aims To establish normative current perception threshold (CPT) values with neuroselective
sine‐wave current in the lower urinary tract and to compare these values with square‐wave …

Aim To identify factors that potentially influence urethral sensitivity in women. Patients and
Methods The current perception threshold was measured by double ring electrodes in the …

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the reproducibility of a standardized technique of current
perception threshold measurements with square wave and sine wave current, with …

Aims To evaluate the feasibility and reliability of current perception threshold (CPT)
measurement for sensory assessment of distinct locations in the male lower urinary tract …

Aims To compare current perception thresholds (CPT) in the urethra and bladder of women
with idiopathic overactive bladder to asymptomatic controls. Methods Women with≥ 1 urge …

Purpose: We investigated the feasibility and reliability of recording sensory evoked
potentials after lower urinary tract electrical stimulation. Sensory evoked potentials might …

OBJECTIVES:: The aim of this study was to ascertain whether frequent voiding and urge
incontinence are associated with supersensitivity to electrical stimulation in the posterior …

Objective: To evaluate human bladder mucosal sensory function by neuroselective Current
Perception Threshold (CPT) measures from healthy and neuropathic bladders. Methods …