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Some clinical implications of adrenergic receptors in the urinary tract.

Both alpha- and beta-adrenergic receptors have been shown to be present in most parts of the urinary tract. There is increasing evidence that these play an important part in the mechanism of a number of clinical urological dysfunctions, both idiopathic and those associated with drug treatment, and a number of therapeutic implications are becoming apparent.