Author: Dr. Thomas R. Blake, MD

Pelvic nerve damage represents a significant clinical challenge, often leading to debilitating conditions affecting bowel, bladder, and sexual function. Diagnosing this type of damage can…

Uroflowmetry, traditionally considered a cornerstone in urological diagnostics for assessing lower urinary tract function, is increasingly finding utility within the realm of forensic urology. Its…

Uroflowmetry is a common diagnostic test used in urology to assess lower urinary tract function. It measures the rate and volume of urine flow during…

Uroflowmetry is a simple yet powerful diagnostic tool used to assess urinary function, primarily evaluating how quickly and completely a bladder empties. It’s frequently employed…

Uroflowmetry is a widely used, non-invasive diagnostic tool in urology for assessing lower urinary tract function. It measures the rate of urine flow during micturition,…

The human body is anything but static; it’s a dynamic system constantly adjusting to internal and external demands. This inherent dynamism manifests in numerous physiological…

Menopause marks a significant physiological transition for women, typically occurring between ages 45 and 55. It signifies the end of reproductive years as ovarian function…

Longitudinal flow monitoring represents a significant evolution in how we understand fluid dynamics within complex systems – from industrial pipelines and chemical processes to biological…

Pelvic surgery, encompassing procedures like hysterectomy, prostatectomy, bladder resection, and even complex repairs for pelvic organ prolapse, frequently impacts lower urinary tract function. These surgeries,…

Uroflowmetry is a common diagnostic test used to evaluate urinary function, providing valuable information about bladder emptying and potential obstructions. It measures the rate of…