Reflex Incontinence of Urine: Neurological Causes and Management
1. Introduction Reflex incontinence of urine is a highly specific urological condition characterized by the involuntary loss of urine due to detrusor muscle hyperreflexia, occurring without the patient sensing the urge to void. The bottom line is that reflex incontinence stems from an upper motor neuron lesion within the central nervous system, disrupting the voluntary … Read more