Abstract
Only few, but nonetheless specific anatomical differences exist between the female and the male urinary bladder. In men, the prostate gland, as a potentially obstructive organ, and in women the pelvic floor due to possible insufficiency after childbirth or through fluctuation of estrogen, may give rise to specific problems. The detailed knowledge of the anatomical, morphological and physiological fundamentals is of essential importance for understanding the mechanisms and innervation of the female urinary bladder.
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