Urinary Incontinence Rhabdosphincter
Pathophysiology of urinary stress incontinence: Apoptosis of rhabdosphincter cells
Pathophysiology of urinary stress incontinence: Atrophies in the rhabdosphincter
Left image: Female human rhabdosphincter (1) and urethra (2). Right image: Female porcine rhabdosphincter (1) and urethra (2).
Transurethral ultrasound: Animal model
Histological Examination 1 hour after injection of myoblasts
Histological Examination 2 weeks after injection of myoblasts
Stem cell therapy of urinary incontinence
Separation of cell types - Left: myoblast culture - Right: fibroblast culture
Rhabdosphincter marked with arrows