Question

The micturition reflex center is located in the _____.

Answer 1

Answer:

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Answer 2

The Answer is:

The rostral pontine tegmentum is the primary location of the bladder-to-bladder contraction reflex known as the micturition reflex. There seem to be two afferent pathways that connect the urethra to the brain.

• The detrusor reflex, together with concurrent urethral relaxation, are components of the micturition reflex, which involves a coordinated and continuous activation of the detrusor muscle.
• Furthermore, a micturition reflex may cause urine storage depending on the size of the bladder.
• Inhibiting neurons inside the sacral spinal cord receive collaterals from the pelvic sensory neurons that control the detrusor reflex.
• Anti - proliferative neurons connect just on posterior wall nerve fibers, which are also present in the sacral segments, to inhibit motor behavior in the urogenital striated muscle and the pudendal nerves.
• The detrusor reflex, together with concurrent urethral relaxation, are components of the micturition reflex, which involves a coordinated and continuous activation of the detrusor muscle.
• Furthermore, a micturition reflex may cause urine storage depending on the size of the bladder.
• Inhibiting neurons inside the sacral spinal cord receive collaterals from the pelvic sensory neurons that control the detrusor reflex.
• Anti - proliferative neurons connect just on posterior wall nerve fibers, which are also present in the sacral segments, to inhibit motor behavior in the urogenital striated muscle and the pudendal nerves.

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