Notes in Pelvic Neuroanatomical Reflexes

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Published	10/28/2024	Micturition centers
Published	10/28/2024	Bladder innervation
Published	10/28/2024	Pelvic splanchnic nerves.
Published	10/28/2024	Pelvic splanchnic nerves
Published	10/28/2024	Parasympathetic nerves
Published	10/28/2024	Bladder: sympathetic nerves
Published	10/28/2024	Bladder: somatic motor nerves
Published	10/28/2024	Sacral parasympathetic nucleus (S2-S4)
Published	10/28/2024	Onuf Nucleus
Published	10/28/2024	Bladder innervation
Published	10/28/2024	After passing {{c2::300}} mL in the bladder, sensory signals trigger emptying by going to:- {{c1::sacral spinal cord micturition center}}- {{c1::ponti…
Published	10/28/2024	Reflex emptying
Published	10/28/2024	Synergy between {{c1::detrusor}} muscle and {{c1::external urethral sphincter}} muscle is coordinated by {{c2::pontine}} micturition ce…
Published	10/28/2024	Cerebral micturition center
Published	10/28/2024	Bladder is a {{c1::midline::location}} structure → {{c2::bilateral::bilateral/unilateral/peripheral}} lesions produce serious dysfuncti…
Published	10/28/2024	Two main types of neurogenic bladder:
Published	10/28/2024	Uninhibited reflex bladder
Published	10/28/2024	Uninhibited reflex bladder
Published	10/28/2024	Non-reflex (flaccid bladder)
Published	10/28/2024	If patient retains micturition reflex → lesion is above {{c1::S2}} spinal nerve
Published	10/28/2024	Anal sphincter closure (S2-S4)
Published	10/28/2024
Published	10/28/2024	Vountary control of defecation
Published	10/28/2024	{{c1::non-reflex (flaccid bladders)}} bladders result from lesions of {{c2::lower motor neurons::UMNs/LMNs}}
Published	10/28/2024	Automatic reflex bladderPatient loses:{{c2::detrusor-sphincter synergy (preventing complete bladder emptying)::function}}
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