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Impairment of urinary bladder mechanical properties in rat model of type 2 diabetes

The urinary bladder is a mechanosensitive organ that accumulates, stores, and expels considerable amounts of fluid. While the neuronal bladder control via the CNS is well defined, the data on the mechanisms of local mechanical sensitivity of the bladder wall are either insufficient or contradictory. Here we compared the mechanical properties of bladder wall of normal rats and rats with modeled type 2 diabetes (T2D).