Sensation and the Central Nervous System

Scientific Podium Session S36
Friday 9th October 2015
11:00 - 12:30
210BC
Lunch provided
Speakers
Y

Yasuhiko Igawa
ICS Chair

L

Lysanne Campeau
ICS Chair

Learning Objectives

  1. To examine novel research findings in the field of Sensation and the Central Nervous System.

  2. To discuss methodological challenges for conducting research in the field of Sensation and the Central Nervous System.

  3. To discern the internal and external generalizability of these research results in order to implement changes in research methods or clinical practice within the participant's own setting.

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Session Schedule

11:00

#511 Urgency incontinence in older women is associated with abnormalities of brain structure

Presenter: Derek Griffiths

11:15

#512 Supraspinal responses to automated, repetitive bladder filling in healthy subjects - An fMRI study

Presenter: Matthias Walter

11:30

#513 Evidence for bladder fullness sensation in the new neuronal pathway established by genitofemoral or femoral nerve transfer to an anterior vesical pelvic nerve branch in a canine decentralized bladder model.

Presenter: Mary Barbe

11:45

#514 The role of serotonergic mechanism in the rat prefrontal cortex for controlling the micturition reflex: an in vivo microdialysis study
Best Non-Clinical Abstract

Presenter: Hiroki Chiba

12:00

#515 RESPONSE PROPERTIES OF URETHRAL DISTENTION-EVOKED UNIFIBRE AFFERENT POTENTIALS IN THE LUT

Presenter: Monica Eggermont

12:15

#516 CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MECHANOSENSITIVE BLADDER AFFERENT ACTIVITIES IN RELATION WITH MICROCONTRACTIONS IN MALE RATS WITH BLADDER OUTLET OBSTRUCTION

Presenter: Rino Sugiyama

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