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Purpose : The function of urinary bladder in neonate and adult are regarded as
different but little is investigated on the physiological function of the neonatal urinary
bladder In this study, we compared the contractile responses of bladder muscle strips
between neonate and adult rats to repeated electrical field stimulations(EFSs).
Materials and Methods : Postnatal 1 to 3-day-old Sprague-Dawley(SD) rats(7.3¡¾
1.59m, mean¡¾SE, n=15) and 12-week-old adult SD rat(386¡¾21gm, n=15) were sacrificed
and longitudinal strips of the anterior wall of the bladder were prepared. Each
preparation was mounted in a vertical chamber and connected to a force transducer
(FT03, Grass, U.S.A.). Isometric contractions were induced by three different methods;
1) intrinsic nerve activation by applying EFSs(5, 20, or 60§Ô frequency, square pulse of
0.8ms width, 70V/§¯, 2.5s duration) every 50 seconds, 2) the activation of muscarinic
receptors on smooth muscle cell membrane with 5.0¥ìM carbachol(CCh), 3) direct
smooth muscle stimulation by applying EFSs(60§Ô frequency, 50§Â width, 70V/§¯, 2.5s
duration) in the presence of tetrodotoxin every50 seconds.
Results : Contractile responses to intrinsic nerve stimulations reached maximal
amplitude at 60§Ô stimulation in both adult and neonate rat bladder. Recovery from the
fatigue in neonate and adult bladder muscle was evaluated by the amplitude changes in
contractions evoked by EFS with 3 min. or 1 min. rest periods. Poor recovery was
induced in neonates even by 3 min. rest period. In neonate group, the amplitude of
contractions declined gradually (fatigue response) with 20 and 60§Ô stimulations, while
the fatigue responses were negligible in adult group. The responses to the exogenous
CCh before and immediately after the repeated stimulations were not significantly
different in both groups. Repeated direct muscle stimulations did not induce significant
decreases of contractile responses in both groups.
Conclusions : These results demonstrate that neonatal bladder becomes fatigued faster
than adult bladder and the fatigue seems to occur at pre-receptor level of the smooth
muscle cells rather than at the muscle itself.

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Fatigue; Bladder; Smooth muscle; Carbachol; Neonate;

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