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Anatomy of the lower urinary tract and mechanical interpretation of storage and voiding

Urinary bladder function depends on the integrity of both the reservoir and the sphincteric mechanism. Intact neural pathways are essential: the coordinated interaction between the somatic and autonomic nervous systems regulates this function. Urodynamic and neurophysiologic studies are essential both to evaluate the integrity of the system and to select and guide proper management.