Bladder Voiding Dysfunction | Pathophysiology of Voiding Dysfunction
Published: April 2, 2014
Bladder Voiding Dysfunction | Pathophysiology of Voiding Dysfunction Bladder voiding dysfunction is a condition where the coordination between the urethra and the bladder muscles are disrupted. Ideally, when the bladder muscles contract, the urethra is supposed to open and allow the urine to pass out of the body. In a case of bladder voiding dysfunction, there is no relaxation of … Continue reading Bladder Voiding Dysfunction | Pathophysiology of Voiding Dysfunction
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