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| List the three parts of the bladder? |
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| Which structure is formed by the uteric folds and is visible even when the bladder is full as distended? | The trigone | Link |
| What is the major muscle of the bladder wall? | Detrusor | Link |
| Which nerves provide the autonomic innervation to the bladder? |
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| Which artery provides the major blood supply to the bladder and from which artery does it branch? | Caudal vesicular a branch of the prostatic/vaginal artery | Link |