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Bladder pressure encoding by near-independent fibre subpopulations — implications for decoding

2019-10-31

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<h4>Objective</h4> We aim at characterising the encoding of bladder pressure (intravesical pressure) by a population of sensory fibres. This research is motivated by the possibility to restore bladder function in elderly patients or after spinal cord injury using implanted devices, so called bioelectronic medicines. For these devices, nerve-based estimation of intravesical pressure can enable a personalized and o...

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71b7a9c3-90fe-512c-882f-264e0d915a3f
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10.1101/826297
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