Retrograde‐tracing and immunohistochemical techniques were used in combination to
investigate the types of putative transmitters in pelvic neurons that project to the bladder …

In male rats a large number of the postganglionic neurons which innervate the pelvic organs
are located in the major pelvic ganglion. In the present study we have identified the location …

Many visceral afferent neurons contain peptides, which have been proposed as
histochemical markers for nerve pathways of particular targets or as transmitter candidates …

The tissues of the large intestine which receive an innervation by neurons of the major pelvic
ganglia were identified following in vivo and in vitro anterograde labelling with the lipophilic …

The cytoarchitecture of the motoneuron pool of the male rat was studied at the lumbo‐sacral
transition area, particularly in L6. In the latter segment a dorso‐medial (DM), ventral (V) …

Preganglionic neurons of the sacral parasympathetic nucleus (SPN) were located almost
exclusively (98%) within the L6‐S1 spinal cord segments. The SPN contained approximately …

Retrograde tracing and immunohistochemistry have identified the location within the rat
pelvic plexus of neurons which project to the vas deferens, and their neurochemical …

The present study uses selective surgical ablations combined with electron microscopic
analyses to determine the number of axons in yarious catagories in rat hypogastric, pelvic …

Pelvic ganglia contain a mixture of sympathetic and parasympathetic neurons which are
innervated by either lumbar (sympathetic) or sacral (parasympathetic) preganglionic axons …

The pelvic ganglia supply cholinergic and noradrenergic nerve pathways to many organs.
Other possible transmitters are also present in these nerves, including peptides. Multiple …