Author: Dr. Thomas R. Blake, MD

The modern workday often involves extended periods spent in one position – typically sitting. However, increasing awareness surrounding the potential downsides of prolonged sitting has…

Uroflowmetry is a relatively simple diagnostic test used to assess urinary function, specifically how quickly and completely a bladder empties. It’s a cornerstone in evaluating…

Understanding Flow Graphs & Physiological Strain Flow graphs, often utilized in fields ranging from engineering to finance, are visual representations depicting the sequential steps within…

Radiation therapy is a cornerstone in treating many cancers, particularly those affecting the pelvic region—prostate, bladder, cervical, and rectal cancers are common examples. While incredibly…

Can Uroflowmetry Help Detect Bladder Spasms? Bladder spasms, often described as sudden, involuntary contractions of the bladder muscle (detrusor muscle), can be incredibly disruptive to…

Failing an initial test – whether it’s for a driver’s license, professional certification, academic exam, or even a complex software assessment – can be disheartening.…

Volume voided is a term frequently encountered in uroflowmetry – a common diagnostic test used to assess lower urinary tract function. It refers to the…

The bladder is often taken for granted, yet it’s an incredibly complex organ responsible for storing urine produced by the kidneys and releasing it in…

Uroflowmetry is a common diagnostic test used by healthcare professionals to assess urinary function. It measures the rate and volume of urine flow during urination,…

Bladder overactivity (OAB) is a surprisingly common condition affecting millions worldwide, significantly impacting quality of life. It’s characterized by a sudden and compelling urge to…