Changes in Inflammatory and Contractile Protein Expression in Patients With Painful Bladder Syndrome/IC.

Clinical Trial ID NCT00775281

Rank	Title	Journal	Year	PubWeight™‹?›
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2	Increased number of substance P positive nerve fibres in interstitial cystitis.	Br J Urol	1995	1.39
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5	Interstitial cystitis: increased sympathetic innervation and related neuropeptide synthesis.	J Urol	1992	1.03
6	Increased expression of substance P receptor-encoding mRNA in bladder biopsies from patients with interstitial cystitis.	Br J Urol	1998	1.01
7	Decreased expression of a glycoprotein component of bladder surface mucin (GP1) in interstitial cystitis.	J Urol	1994	0.99
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9	Intragranular activation of bladder mast cells and their association with nerve processes in interstitial cystitis.	Br J Urol	1996	0.89
10	Mast cell and substance P-positive nerve involvement in a patient with both irritable bowel syndrome and interstitial cystitis.	Urology	1996	0.84