Caracterización precisa de la inervación del tracto urinario mediante reconstrucción tridimensional: una revisión contemporánea / Precise characterization of urinary tract innervation using three-dimensional reconstruction: A contemporary review?

Una comprensión precisa de la inervación autonómica del tracto urinario es crucial para el manejo exitoso de la enfermedad urológica dado el importante papel que desempeña la neurofisiología en la patología genitourinaria. Estudios recientes que combinan la histopatología contemporánea con la tecnología de la imagen nos dotan de una mayor comprensión de la distribución espacial de los nervios en los riñones, los uréteres y la vejiga. Los hallazgos de estos estudios pueden tener importantes aplicaciones clínicas al ampliar nuestro conocimiento de la etiología y el tratamiento de las enfermedades que afectan el tracto urinario. El objetivo de esta revisión narrativa es señalar el panorama general de la inervación autonómica del tracto urinario. En concreto, nuestra finalidad es proporcionar una descripción tridimensional específica de género de la inervación renal, ureteral y vesical. También destacamos las posibles aplicaciones clínicas e investigativas de estos nuevos conocimientos

A precise understanding of the autonomic innervation of the urinary tract is crucial to successful management of urologic disease given the important role that neurophysiology plays in genitourinary pathology. Recent studies using a combination of contemporary histopathology and imaging technologies have furthered our understanding of the spatial nerve distribution in the kidneys, ureters, and bladder. The findings of these recent studies may have important clinical applications in expanding our knowledge of the etiology and treatment of disease processes affecting the urinary tract. In this narrative review, our goal is to provide an overview of the autonomic innervation of the urinary tract. Specifically, we aim to provide a three-dimensional gender-specific description of renal, ureteral and vesical innervation. We also highlight some possible opportunities for clinical and investigational application of this new knowledge

Precise characterization of urinary tract innervation using three-dimensional reconstruction: A contemporary review. / Caracterización precisa de la inervación del tracto urinario mediante reconstrucción tridimensional: una revisión contemporánea.

A precise understanding of the autonomic innervation of the urinary tract is crucial to successful management of urologic disease given the important role that neurophysiology plays in genitourinary pathology. Recent studies using a combination of contemporary histopathology and imaging technologies have furthered our understanding of the spatial nerve distribution in the kidneys, ureters, and bladder. The findings of these recent studies may have important clinical applications in expanding our knowledge of the etiology and treatment of disease processes affecting the urinary tract. In this narrative review, our goal is to provide an overview of the autonomic innervation of the urinary tract. Specifically, we aim to provide a three-dimensional gender-specific description of renal, ureteral and vesical innervation. We also highlight some possible opportunities for clinical and investigational application of this new knowledge.