. Annals of surgery. Trabeculation of the bladder due to hypertrophy (caseof enlargement of the prostate). Fig. Trabeculation of the bladder due to atrophy (Case 1). ATONY OF THE BLADDER. 589 trabeculated bladder, as Bohme has pointed out, the side wallsand the apex of the bladder are affected, while the trigoneescapes. In the cases that I have just described the trabeculationwas sometimes localized or more marked on one side than onthe other. The area usually affected in such cases lay outsideand behind the ureteric orifices and there might be a solitaryarea of trabeculation here while th
. Annals of surgery. Trabeculation of the bladder due to hypertrophy (caseof enlargement of the prostate). Fig. Trabeculation of the bladder due to atrophy (Case 1). ATONY OF THE BLADDER. 589 trabeculated bladder, as Bohme has pointed out, the side wallsand the apex of the bladder are affected, while the trigoneescapes. In the cases that I have just described the trabeculationwas sometimes localized or more marked on one side than onthe other. The area usually affected in such cases lay outsideand behind the ureteric orifices and there might be a solitaryarea of trabeculation here while the rest of the bladder sur-face was unchanged. A solitary muscle band sometimes stoodup strongly for a considerable distance. Such fine distinctions,while they do not invariably hold good, may certainly berecognized in the majority of cases. Bohme adopts a theory which V. Frankl-Hochwart ^advanced to explain difficult micturition and retention in dis-ease of the spinal cord, namely, that the sphincter is unableto relax, and he looks upon the trabeculation in cases of tabesas due to this cause acting as an obstr
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