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This online interactive tutorial explains the anatomy involved in bladder control and micturition. One finds out the innervation of the bladder and the urethral sphincters and which nerves (sympathetic, parasympathetic or somatic) innervate which structures. Next the involved brain centers are dealt with. These basics are combined to the routing and involved nerves when not voiding respectively when voiding. Finally two forms of bladder function problems after spinal cord injury are discussed. This module is on the website Clinical Anatomy of the University of British Columbia.
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Netherlands, Leiden – Leiden University Medical Center, Leiden University
Vesica urinaria
Sphincter urethrae internus
Musculus sphincter urethrae externus (Urethra masculina)
Musculus sphincter urethrae externus (Urethra feminina)
Musculus detrusor vesicae
Creator(s)/credit: Prof. Claudia Krebs MD, PhD, anatomist, UBC; Monika Fejtek, digital media technologist, UBC; Parker Holman, student, UBC; Tamara Bodnar, student, UBC; Prof. emeritus Joanne Weinberg PhD, BA, researcher, UBC; Esma Dilli, clinical assistent professor, UBC; Justin Student MA, instructional designer, UBC; Zac Rothman, Producer, Video and Digital Media, UBC
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"Bladder control and micturition" at AnatomyTOOL.org by Claudia Krebs, UBC, Monika Fejtek, UBC, Parker Holman, UBC et al, license: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike. Source: website Clinical Anatomy, http://www.clinicalanatomy.ca
"Bladder control and micturition" by Claudia Krebs, UBC, Monika Fejtek, UBC, Parker Holman, UBC et al, license: CC BY-NC-SA. Source: website Clinical Anatomy, http://www.clinicalanatomy.ca
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