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== Emptying Phase of the Bladder == * '''The storage phase of the bladder can be “switched” to the voiding phase either involuntarily reflexively or voluntarily''' * '''The expulsion phase consists of:''' *# '''Initial relaxation of the urethral sphincter''' *#* A decrease in outlet resistance occurs with adaptive shaping or funneling of the relaxed bladder outlet *# '''Followed in a few seconds by a contraction of the bladder, an increase in bladder pressure, and the flow of urine''' * '''Relaxation of the urethral smooth muscle during micturition is mediated by activation of a parasympathetic pathway to the urethra that triggers the release of NO, an inhibitory transmitter, and by removal of excitatory [sympathetic] inputs to the urethra.''' * '''Secondary reflexes elicited by flow of urine through the urethra facilitate bladder emptying'''
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