… ) were placed percutaneously in the sphincter area of the urethra to record EUS electrical …
is generally attributed to activity of the internal urethral sphincter muscle) were filtered out by …

… diaphragm, and mechanism of urethral injury may also be subclassified along these lines. …
urethral injury usually occurs in close proximity to the external (ie, voluntary) urethral sphincter …

… trauma and is positively correlated with time after injury. Recovery, as measured by coordination
of the bladder with the external urethral sphincter… 4 weeks after spinal cord injury. It is …

… length, variable displacement of the two ends of the urethra and some degree of damage in
… to the urethral sphincter (91). Unusual injuries include: longitudinal tears through the bladder …

… injury in the rat has been a useful animal model for studying stress urinary incontinence (SUI).
However, the e¡ect of pudendal nerve injury on activity of the external urethral sphincter (…

… urethra and bladder is taken to indicate that the injury is complete. However, the injury is
usually just below the urethral sphincter … the area of the urethral sphincter mechanism, because …

… injury severity and were categorized into three groups: (1) major urethral distraction, (2)
minor urethral … urethroplasty controlling for urethral injury type, age, and Injury Severity Score. …

… electromyographic activity of the 2 sphincters,9 we decided to investigate the role of the
external urethral sphincter in neurogenic dysfunction of the bladder in spinal cord injury patients. …

… The results of our study suggest that the urethral sphincter mechanism is still present and is
… pelvic fracture even if sphincter function is compromised by the trauma itself or damage to …

… 18) because it may simply be following the path of least resistance if it fails to cross the urethral
sphincter. Furthermore, repeat urethrography a day or two after a urethrogram has shown …