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  • 1. Somatic innervation of the feline lower urinary tract.
    Yoo PB, Woock JP, Grill WM.
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  • 2. Multiple pudendal sensory pathways reflexly modulate bladder and urethral activity in patients with spinal cord injury.
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  • 3. Urethral pudendal afferent-evoked bladder and sphincter reflexes in decerebrate and acute spinal cats.
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  • 4. Evidence for a spinal site of action of clonidine on somatic and viscerosomatic reflex activity evoked on the pudendal nerve in cats.
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  • 10. Surgical anatomy of the somatic terminal innervation to the anal and urethral sphincters: role in anal and urethral surgery.
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  • 11. Intraurethral stimulation evokes bladder responses via 2 distinct reflex pathways.
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  • 12. Applied anatomy and physiology of the feline lower urinary tract.
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  • 14. Voiding reflex in chronic spinal cord injured cats induced by stimulating and blocking pudendal nerves.
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  • 16. Finite element modeling and in vivo analysis of electrode configurations for selective stimulation of pudendal afferent fibers.
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  • 18. Afferent fibers of the pudendal nerve modulate sympathetic neurons controlling the bladder neck.
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