… neurogenic bladder following suprasacral spinal cord injury (… sacral nerve root, inducing
rhythmic bladder contractions, and … of the bladder, under which lies the efferent nerve branch-the …

… noxious afferent transmission to the SPNs, causing them to release … Both DSD and bladder
hyper-reflexia are well appreciated … in the pathogenesis of AD (see mechanisms section), it is …

… two-way regulatory mechanism of increased expression of … increased in the afferent neurons
of the bladder after SSCI. … abnormally increased substances, or induce the abnormal hyper-…

… fracture, or catheter locking to induce bladder swelling. While … As pelvic primary afferents
enter the lumbosacral spinal cord and … , primary and propriospinal plasticity, and a hyperreflexic …

… recovery after spinal cord injury-induced lower urinary tract … bladder is initially areflexic, but
then becomes hyperreflexic … observation showed that bladder afferent neurons in the DRG (L6…

… induces either (i) an increase in motility through the cholinergic … of voiding the bowel and
bladder remains critically under-investigated. … defecation circuits mimics post-SCI hyperreflexia. …

… treatments to overcome spinal cord injuries other than … bladder afferents still occurred within
the lumbosacral cord, … /CRMP pathway is required to mediate Nogo-A induced inhibition of …