What is neurogenic bladder and how does it relate to overflow incontinence?

• A. Neurogenic bladder results from neural injury affecting bladder storage or emptying, often causing impaired detrusor contraction and overflow incontinence.
• B. It is a condition of increased bladder capacity due to smooth muscle relaxation.
• C. It is primarily due to infections causing urgency.
• D. It is a congenital absence of bladder.

Answer: (A)