PARIS, FRANCE (UroToday.com) - Dr. Koelbl began the last presentation of the morning session by discussing the various etiologies for detrusor overactivity (neurogenic vs. non-neurogenic) and how different mechanisms are responsible. Neurogenic DO is generally understood to be caused by decreased inhibitory input from the spinal cord or higher centers.
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PARIS, FRANCE (UroToday.com) - Dr. Koelbl began the last presentation of the morning session by discussing the various etiologies for detrusor overactivity (neurogenic vs. non-neurogenic) and how different mechanisms are responsible. Neurogenic DO is generally understood to be caused by decreased inhibitory input from the spinal cord or higher centers.
