REFLEX CHANGES IN URINARY-BLADDER AFTER MECHANICAL AND THERMAL STIMULATION OF SKIN AT VARIOUS SEGMENTAL LEVELS IN CATS
REFLEX CHANGES IN URINARY-BLADDER AFTER MECHANICAL AND THERMAL STIMULATION OF SKIN AT VARIOUS SEGMENTAL LEVELS IN CATS
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DOI:
10.1016/0306-4522(77)90072-0
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发表时间:
1977-01-01
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影响因子:
3.3
通讯作者:
TERUI, N
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作者:
SATO, A;SATO, Y;TERUI, N
Mechanical or thermal stimulation of various skin areas produced reflex changes in the urinary bladder in anesthetized cats. When the bladder was quiescent, mechanical or thermal stimulation of the skin resulted in a reflex increase in the tonus of the bladder only when the perineal area was stimulated. This cutaneo-vesical excitatory reflex was a spinal reflex with its efferent arc in the pelvic nerves. When there were spontaneous, large, rhythmic micturition contractions of the bladder at a frequency of 1-3 min these contractions were usually inhibited by mechanical or thermal stimulation of the skin of the perineum, abdomen or chest in this order of effectiveness. Sometimes, the inhibition was followed by a subsequent excitation. The efferent arc for this reflex inhibition of the large micturition contractions was also in the pelvic nerves. For both the excitatory and the inhibitory cutaneo-vesical reflex responses, noxious stimulation was much more effective than non-noxious stimulation.