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Neurogene Blasenerkrankungen

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Praktisch kann jeder neurogene Erkrankungsprozeß zu Veränderungen der Blasenfunktion führen. Dies ist auf die komplexe nervale Steuerung der Blase zurückzuführen. Mit modernen Methoden zum Nachweis bestimmter Nervenbahnen im ZNS und durch sorgfältige Untersuchung der Patienten mit Hilfe elektrophysiologischer Techniken konnte nachgewiesen werden, daß die meisten Abschnitte des Nervensystems in irgendeiner Weise an der nervalen Steuerung der Blase beteiligt sind. Wie dies jedoch im einzelnen vor sich geht, oder warum 2 Patienten mit gleichen neurologischen Störungen völlig unterschiedliche Formen einer Blasendysfunktion aufweisen, blieb bisher ungeklärt.

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  1. Department of Urology, University of California School of Medicine, San Francisco, USA

    Emil A. Tanagho MD (Professor and Chairman) & Jack W. McAninch MD (Professor and Vice Chairman, Chief of Urology) (Professor and Chairman) &  (Professor and Vice Chairman, Chief of Urology)

  2. San Francisco General Hospital, San Francisco, USA

    Jack W. McAninch MD (Professor and Vice Chairman, Chief of Urology) (Professor and Vice Chairman, Chief of Urology)

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Tanagho, E.A., Schmidt, R.A. (1992). Neurogene Blasenerkrankungen. In: Tanagho, E.A., McAninch, J.W. (eds) Smiths Urologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-76107-2_20

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