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ORGANIZATION OF THE SACRAL SPINAL CORD IN RELATION TO THE PARASYMPATHETIC PREGANGLIONIC NEURONS AND THOSE INNERVATING THE PERINEAL SPHINCTERIC STRIATED MUSCLES : EXPERIMENTAL STUDY IN THE CAT WITH THE USE OF RETROGRADE AXOPLASMIC TRANSPORT OF HORSERADISH PEROXIDASE Teiji Yamamoto 1 , Kyozo Takahashi 1 , Hajime Satomi 1 , Hiromi Ise 1 1The First Department of Anatomy, Sapporo Medical College pp.337-345
Published Date 1978/3/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406204222
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Attempts were made to investigate the central organization of efferent neurons to the rectal and vesical smooth muscles and the external anal sphincter and bulbospongiosus muscles by meansof the retrograde axoplasmic transport of horse-radish peroxidase (HRP). HRP was injected into each of these muscles in fifteen cats and retro-gradely labeled neurons were identified in the sacral spinal cord.

1. HRP injections into the rectal, internal anal and vesical smooth muscles.

Labeled neurons were found in the intermedio-lateral and intermediomedial cell columns in S2-Cxl. The cell group X of Onuf, identifiable be-tween the lower S1 and S2 cord level, contained retrogradely labeled neurons also. Yet, another group of labeled neurons were found in the ventro-medial aspect of the ventral horn between S2-Cx1, location of which corresponds to the nucleus myo-leioticus medialis (Massazza).

2. HRP injections into the external anal sphincter and bulbospongiosus muscles.

Labeled neurons were found in the cell group X of Onuf, whereas they were not found in the inter-mediate gray. A small number of labeled neurons were also found in the nucleus myoleioticus medialis in cases of external anal sphincter injections but not in bulbospongiosus cases.

The above results indicate that the sacral para-sympathetic preganglionic neurons are certainly located in the intermediolateral and intermedio-medial cell columns. In addition, the nucleus myoleioticus medialis of the ventral horn appears to participate in innervation of the rectal and vesical smooth muscles and also the external anal sphincter muscle to some extent. The cell group X of Onuf is unique in that it appears to innervate both smooth and striated muscles, although the exact mode of termination to these structures are not known. Thus, the sacral spinal cord as to the innervation of the striated and smooth muscle structures appears to be organized in a special way, which is not like the cranial parasympathetic innervations. This may be due to the particular situation of the rectum and the urinary bladder, functions of which require close coordinations of the smooth and striated muscles so that retention and evacuation of their contents would be efficiently maintained on voluntary and involuntary bases.


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