Author: Dr. Thomas R. Blake, MD

Uroflowmetry with electromyography (EMG) monitoring is a diagnostic test used to evaluate bladder function, often when a child is experiencing issues like bedwetting, frequent urination,…

The experience of bladder control is deeply personal, often impacting daily life in ways many don’t realize until issues arise. For individuals experiencing urinary frequency,…

Flowmetry, the measurement of fluid flow rate, is a cornerstone in numerous applications across healthcare, industrial processes, environmental monitoring, and research. For decades, traditional flowmetry…

Flowmetry data, encompassing measurements related to fluid dynamics – blood flow in cardiovascular systems being a prime example – presents an increasingly valuable source of…

The pursuit of accurate results in scientific research, particularly within fields like void fraction measurement in two-phase flows, often hinges on seemingly minor details. While…

Understanding Voiding Flow Curves: A Deep Dive Voiding dysfunction is surprisingly common, impacting quality of life for many individuals without necessarily being immediately obvious. Often,…

Urodynamic studies are cornerstone investigations in evaluating lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) – those bothersome issues relating to bladder storage and voiding. These comprehensive assessments…

Introduction Lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) are remarkably common, particularly as men age, encompassing issues like frequent urination, urgency, weak stream, and incomplete bladder emptying.…

Can Uroflowmetry Detect Neuromuscular Bladder Disorders? The bladder, often taken for granted, is a remarkably complex organ responsible for storing and releasing urine – a…

Understanding bladder function is central to comprehending overall health and well-being, yet it’s often a topic shrouded in silence. Many individuals experience issues with their…