The contribution of cholinergic detrusor excitation in a pig model of bladder hypocompliance

Objective To investigate the role of cholinergic excitation in mediating changes in detrusor compliance (manifested on conventional cystometry as an incremental rise in detrusor pressure as bladder volume increases) under conditions of propofol‐sedation in the pig.

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