Increased Phasic Contractions in Isolated Bladder Strips from an Obese Rat Model

Donna J Sellers; D. Donner; Joss Du Toit; Roselyn Rose'meyer; Stefanie Farr

Increased Phasic Contractions in Isolated Bladder Strips from an Obese Rat Model

Donna J Sellers, D. Donner, Joss Du Toit, Roselyn Rose'meyer, Stefanie Farr

Centre for Urology Research

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Abstract

Introduction. Diabetes, obesity and the metabolic syndrome are all associated with bladder dysfunction and over 50% of diabetic patients suffer some type of bladder dysfunction. We have recently shown altered bladder contractility in a rat model of type I diabetes (Vahabi et al., 2011), which is used as a model of diabetic bladder dysfunction.
Aim. To investigate bladder contractility in bladder strips from an obese rat model of pre-diabetes.

Original language	English
Pages	71-71
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2011
Event	ASCEPT-AuPS-HBPRCA Joint Meeting Program - Perth, Australia Duration: 4 Dec 2011 → 9 Dec 2011

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Conference	ASCEPT-AuPS-HBPRCA Joint Meeting Program
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Perth
Period	4/12/11 → 9/12/11

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Sellers, D. J., Donner, D., Du Toit, J., Rose'meyer, R., & Farr, S. (2011). Increased Phasic Contractions in Isolated Bladder Strips from an Obese Rat Model. 71-71. Abstract from ASCEPT-AuPS-HBPRCA Joint Meeting Program , Perth, Australia. http://ascept2011.eproceedings.com.au/papers/p134.pdf

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Increased Phasic Contractions in Isolated Bladder Strips from an Obese Rat Model. / Sellers, Donna J; Donner, D.; Du Toit, Joss et al.
2011. 71-71 Abstract from ASCEPT-AuPS-HBPRCA Joint Meeting Program , Perth, Australia.

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