Nomograms

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Fig. 1 (a) Abrams-Griffiths nomogram. Plot uses detrusor pressure at maximum urinary flow and maximum urinary flow rate. Reproduced from Lim CS and Abrams P. The Abrams-Griffith nomogram. World J…

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Pressure Flow Study

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Term Definition Maximum flow rate (Qmax) The maximum measured value of the flow rate Maximum pressure (pabd.max, pves.max, pdet.max) The maximum value of the pressure measured during a pressure-flow study…

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EMG

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Fig. 1 Effects of sacral neuromodulation (SNM) on EMG tracing Physiologic artifact may also interfere with EMG tracings. The most common cause of artifact is the EMG signal generated from…

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Urodynamics in Children

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Fig. 1 Room set-up. Toddler is relaxed in supine position while watching a video. Catheters are in place. Fluoroscopy unit is in position An experienced team of professionals who are…

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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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