UROLOGY

Use of Fluoroscopy

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Radiographic study Typical radiation dose in millisieverts (mSv) Chest X-ray 0.02–0.04 KUB 0.08 Fluoroscopy during VUDS 0.34 CT abdomen/pelvis 10–30 CT urogram 40 Advantages of Fluoroscopy Multi-channel urodynamics without fluoroscopy…

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Cystometrogram

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Fig. 1 A 6 Fr dual lumen urethral catheter for urodynamic testing Bladder Catheter Placement After the above mentioned catheter is obtained, the patient is prepped and draped in normal…

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Urodynamics

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Fig. 1 Uroflowmeter (right), complete voiding equipment with funnel and chair (left). During uroflowmetry patient must void as usually does Indications Prior to invasive UDS, it is important to do…

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Urodynamics

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The average flow rate should be at least 8 cc/s for any adult (which corresponds to a maximum flow rate of 15 cc/s which is considered normal) [11]. To help…

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Equipment: What the Clinician Needs to Know to Set Up the Lab

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Laborie Medtronic Medical Measurement Systems International Cooper Surgical Dantec Medical NeoMedix SRS Medical AyMed Status Medical Equipments Andromeda MediPlus TIC Medizintechnik The Prometheus Group Schippers-Medizintechnik It is paramount that the…

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Urodynamics

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Characteristics Standard urodynamics (SU) Ambulatory urodynamic monitoring (AUM) Environment Lab with limited privacy Outside of a lab with less privacy issues Test length 30–90 min 3–24 h Patient position Variable…

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Clinical Evaluation of the Patient Who Requires Urodynamics

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Both Male Female General mental status   Body mass index   Dexterity and mobility   Abdomen, flank   Skin   Perineum   Genitals Penis Vaginal half-speculum exam  Scrotum Bimanual pelvic and anorectal  Testicles Stress test for…

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Assessment of Urinary Incontinence

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Fig. 3.1 International prostate symptom score (IPSS) Medication history: Many medications can affect LUTS and incontinence. Beware of polypharmacy (especially in the elderly) as well as diuretics and alpha-antagonists that…

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