Age-dependent heterogeneity in brain networks and interhemispheric synchrony in overactive bladder syndrome
A cross-sectional study investigates how age influences brain network organization and interhemispheric synchrony in patients with overactive bladder syndrome. The findings suggest that age-related neuroimaging changes should be a key consideration when diagnosing and treating the condition.
Why it matters
Understanding the neurological basis of overactive bladder across different age groups can lead to more precise, age-appropriate clinical treatments.
Scientific Reports ( 2026 ) Cite this article
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