The inhibitory effects of pudendal nerve stimulation on bladder overactivity in spinal cord injury dogs: is early stimulation necessary?
Pudendal nerve stimulation can increase the bladder capacity and compliance only during the early period before the bladder wall becomes fibrosit and can inhibit the nonvoiding contraction during two stages.
The data suggest that extrapancreatic nerves do not mediate the inhibitory effects of somatostatin-14. Rather, somatostatin-14 appears to inhibit secretin-induced pancreatic response by an intrapancreatic cholinergic mechanism.