| Keywords | incontinence brain imaging |
| Target Audience | physicians, nurses, physical therapists, researchers, students, trainees |
| Aims and Objectives | AIMS - To review current knowledge about brain-bladder control network based on brain imaging studies to date.
- Provide basic information about use of imaging methods (fMRI and PET), analytical
approaches and paradigms (infusion/withdrawal protocol) to study bladder control. - Address specific topics:
- Role of different brain structures in control of continence
- Brain activity during urgency and role of aging in bladder control
- Neurodegenerative diseases and incontinence
- Brain imaging and behavioral treatment of incontinence.
OBJECTIVES - Interactive discussion of presented material with audience; debating
strategies for translation/integration of brain imaging research into
clinical practice.
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