2015
DOI: 10.1007/s10286-015-0326-6
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Cervical vagotomy increased the distal colon distention to urinary bladder inhibitory reflex in male rats

Abstract: These results demonstrate the presence of supraspinal inhibitory regulation, via the vagus nerve, over the distal colon to urinary bladder inhibitory reflex.

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“…Further investigations are needed to specify the pathways responsible on the results of the present study.The effect of distal colon distention (DCD) on bladder function following DEI reveled that only 3 ml colon distention was able to affect the bladder function. 3 ml DCD, which is considered a nociceptive stimulus, significantly decreased the micturition frequency via increasing the storage time rather than results are consistent with results of previous studies(Kaddumi 2016a). The deference in neural circuitry mediating the effects of DEI and DCD may explain the remaining effect of DCD following DEI.…”
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“…Further investigations are needed to specify the pathways responsible on the results of the present study.The effect of distal colon distention (DCD) on bladder function following DEI reveled that only 3 ml colon distention was able to affect the bladder function. 3 ml DCD, which is considered a nociceptive stimulus, significantly decreased the micturition frequency via increasing the storage time rather than results are consistent with results of previous studies(Kaddumi 2016a). The deference in neural circuitry mediating the effects of DEI and DCD may explain the remaining effect of DCD following DEI.…”
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“…It also forms the base for functional disturbance in certain visceral pathologies (Whorwell et al 1986). In our previous studies, nociceptive mechanical distention of distal colon, which is in the same pelvic territory, was able to inhibit the activity of urinary bladder (Kaddumi 2016a). Whereas, the nociceptive mechanical distention of the distal esophagus, which is in the vagal territory, was able to excite the activity of urinary bladder (Kaddumi et al 2012).…”
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confidence: 88%