Ahead of World Health Day on April 7, experts reveal how holding pee for extended periods can affect bladder health and prove ...

When the nervous system, a collection of nerves and cells that sends messages between different parts of the body, is damaged, the message the bladder sends telling you to urinate can be effected.

Neurogenic bladder is an umbrella term for urinary conditions due to loss of nerve signalling between it and the central nervous system. Patients who have the condition due to multiple sclerosis ...

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Neurogenic bladder, also called neurogenic lower urinary tract dysfunction, often occurs after a spinal cord injury. The spinal cord helps coordinate bladder storage and voiding.

Antimuscarinic treatment at regular doses fails to completely alleviate symptoms in approximately 40% of patients with overactive or neurogenic bladder. With this in mind, Bolduc et al. 3 have ...

Four weeks after LFBV, intervention group had significantly lower urinary leukocytes, postvoid residual volume, fewer signs and symptoms of UTI ...

Bright Uro, a medical device company with a mission to transform care for lower urinary tract dysfunction (LUTD) through innovations in urodynamics, today announced that the U.S. Food and Drug ...

Applying low-frequency bladder vibration (LFBV) to patients with spinal cord injury (SCI)/neurogenic bladder who developed urinary tract infections (UTIs) during rehabilitation is associated with ...

These injuries affect a variety of processes in the body aside from movement, causing secondary conditions like neurogenic bladder which researchers believe the virus could treat. Neurogenic ...

Low-frequency bladder vibration (LFBV) applied to spinal cord injury patients with neurogenic bladder and urinary tract infections reduces urinary leukocytes and bacteria by day 10.