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October 2016

Volume 200p1-56

Autonomic nervous control of the urinary tract

Edited byLori Birder, Christopher Fry

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Review article

Autonomic and sensory nerve modulation of peristalsis in the upper urinary tract

M.J. Nguyen,
R. Higashi,
K. Ohta,
K.-I. Nakamura,
H. Hashitani,
R.J. Lang

Published online: August 04, 2015

p1-10

The use of imaging techniques in understanding lower urinary tract (dys)function

Yves Deruyver,
Lukman Hakim,
Jan Franken,
Dirk De Ridder

Published online: July 23, 2016

p11-20

Sensory and circuit mechanisms mediating lower urinary tract reflexes

Zachary C. Danziger,
Warren M. Grill

Published online: June 05, 2015

p21-28

The unexplored relationship between urinary tract infections and the autonomic nervous system

Michael E. Hibbing,
Matt S. Conover,
Scott J. Hultgren

Published online: June 06, 2015

p29-34

Central control of visceral pain and urinary tract function

Thelma A. Lovick

Published online: February 06, 2016

p35-42

Role of pelvic floor in lower urinary tract function

Christopher J. Chermansky,
Pamela A. Moalli

Published online: June 05, 2015

p43-48

Mucosal signaling in the bladder

Toby C. Chai,
Andrea Russo,
Shan Yu,
Ming Lu

Published online: September 17, 2015

p49-56

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