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1  elicited from electrical stimulation of the pudendal nerve.
2 ibers derived from the sensory branch of the pudendal nerve.
3 urethral neurons that send axons through the pudendal nerves.
4 s the reported projections of the pelvic and pudendal nerves.
5 ting in damage to the anal sphincters and/or pudendal nerves.
6  pelvic nerve, electrical stimulation of the pudendal nerve, a period of isometric micturition (induc
7            Efferent axons travel through the pudendal nerve and the lumbosacral trunk and converge in
8 tion of urethral or genital afferents of the pudendal nerve can elicit or inhibit micturition, and lo
9                                          The pudendal nerve carries sensory information from the uret
10     There is also disagreement about whether pudendal nerve conduction studies can be used to predict
11  include the duration of fecal incontinence, pudendal nerve damage, patient age, symptom severity, pr
12 ring pudendal nerve latencies as a marker of pudendal nerve injury is limited; needle electromyograph
13          In adult male cats, we investigated pudendal nerve innervation of the lower urinary tract (L
14 timulation (scES) at the level of pelvic and pudendal nerve inputs/outputs (L5-S1) alters storage and
15                     The utility of measuring pudendal nerve latencies as a marker of pudendal nerve i
16      Anal-squeeze pressure, sensitivity, and pudendal nerve latencies were normal.
17                      This study explored how pudendal nerve (PN) injury affects urinary continence in
18 nd low frequency stimulation of the compound pudendal nerve (PN) is known to produce a continence res
19                    Electrical stimulation of pudendal nerve sensory pathways can evoke excitatory bla
20               Our findings identify specific pudendal nerve sensory pathways that can be used potenti
21 ption, may involve the EAS, the IAS, and the pudendal nerves, singly or in combination.
22                                              Pudendal nerve stimulation (PNS) aims to maximize affere
23  the inhibition of the micturition reflex by pudendal nerve stimulation (PNS).
24                We show that continuous 10 Hz pudendal nerve stimulation increased BC (120-180% of con
25 he two principal functions of the bladder by pudendal nerve stimulation is an exciting prospect for n
26 nal and external anal sphincters, and normal pudendal nerve terminal nerve latencies.
27 T8 spinal cord injury (SCI) and/or bilateral pudendal nerve transection (PNT).
28                                    Bilateral pudendal nerve transection eliminated PFCN stimulation-i
29       In addition, the peripheral end of the pudendal nerve was stimulated in order to determine if c