Key result
Sympathetic nerve stimulation or cholinomimetics produce adrenergic inhibition in parasympathetic ganglia via adrenergic inhibitory neurons.
Population
Preclinical model (urinary bladder parasympathetic ganglia)
Comparison
Electrical stimulation of sympathetic nerves or… vs Atropine administration
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Hypothesis-generating for pelvic autonomic control; leaves open human relevance in bladder dysfunction.
Inhibitory neurons in the pelvic plexus can be activated via both muscarinic and nonmuscarinic receptors to produce adrenergic inhibition in parasympathetic ganglia.
Saum et al. (1972) studied this question. Electrical stimulation of sympathetic nerves or intraarterial administration of acetylcholine or methacholine was evaluated on Adrenergic inhibition in parasympathetic ganglia. Electrical stimulation of sympathetic nerves or administration of cholinomimetic agents produced adrenergic inhibition in parasympathetic ganglia, mediated via adrenergic inhibitory neurons.
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