During bladder filling, neurons within the PMC are turned off, but at a critical level of bladder distention, the afferent activity arising from mechanoreceptors in the bladder wall switches the PMC on and enhances its activity.
However, at a critical level of bladder distention, the afferent activity arising from mechanoreceptors in the bladder wall switches the PMC on and enhances its activity. During bladder filling, neurons within the PMC are turned off.
During bladder filling, neurons within the PMC are turned off. However, at a critical level of bladder distention, the afferent activity arising from mechanoreceptors in the bladder wall switches the PMC on and enhances its activity.
During bladder filling, neurons within the PMC are turned off. However, at a critical level of bladder distention, the afferent activity arising from mechanoreceptors in the bladder wall switches the PMC on and enhances its activity.