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Neurogenic bladder dysfunction impairs bladder sensation and contraction. Here, the authors report an implantable soft bladder-machine interface that integrates with the bladder providing monitoring and electrical stimulation.
In this issue of Nature Reviews Neurology, we launch a Collection that explores the multisystemic nature of neurological disease and highlights the importance of collaboration between neurology and other clinical specialties.
Nature Reviews Neurology is interviewing leading experts who are working at the interface between neurology and other clinical specialties. We spoke with uro-neurologist Jalesh N. Panicker about his work on urogenital dysfunction in people with neurological disease and initiatives to promote collaboration between the neurology and urology fields.
