Category: Uroflowmetry
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What Happens if the Sensor Is Not Calibrated?
Sensors are ubiquitous in modern life, quietly working behind the scenes in everything from our smartphones and cars to industrial control systems and scientific instruments.…
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Can You Use Biofeedback Alongside Uroflowmetry?
Introduction Urinary dysfunction is a surprisingly common issue impacting millions worldwide, often leading to significant disruption in quality of life. Conditions ranging from overactive bladder…
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What Are the Signs of Poor Pelvic Floor Relaxation?
The pelvic floor – often an overlooked part of our anatomy – is truly remarkable. It’s a network of muscles, ligaments, and connective tissues spanning…
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Do Flow Patterns Normalize After Prostate Artery Embolization?
Prostate artery embolization (PAE) has emerged as a significant minimally invasive treatment option for men suffering from benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), offering an alternative to…
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Can Uroflowmetry Track Progress in Pelvic Radiation Patients?
Pelvic radiation therapy is a cornerstone treatment for many cancers, including prostate, cervical, bladder, and rectal cancer. While incredibly effective in targeting cancerous cells, it…
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Is There a Role for Flowmetry in Emergency Urology?
Emergency urology presents unique challenges, often requiring rapid assessment and decision-making in acutely ill or injured patients. Unlike elective urological practice where detailed investigations are…
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Can Uroflowmetry Reflect Compliance With Fluid Intake?
Introduction Maintaining adequate hydration is fundamental to overall health, impacting everything from cognitive function to kidney health and even athletic performance. However, determining optimal fluid…
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What Is the Ideal Bladder Volume for Accurate Testing?
Urological testing often relies on accurate assessments of bladder function, and central to this is understanding appropriate bladder volume. It’s not simply about how much…
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Can Uroflowmetry Be Useful in Diagnosing Fistulas?
Uroflowmetry is a commonly used, non-invasive diagnostic test in urology, primarily employed for evaluating urinary flow rates and identifying potential obstructions in the lower urinary…
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What to Know About Gender Dysphoria and Uroflowmetry Patterns
Gender dysphoria represents a significant disconnect between an individual’s experienced/expressed gender and their assigned sex at birth. It’s crucial to understand that gender dysphoria is…