Patients with recurrent incontinence
Identify the exact cause of symptoms that persist or return after surgery.
When to ask about Urodynamic Study
If any of these apply to you, this treatment can help. Not sure? Check quickly via AI chat.
Patients with suspected neurological issues
Check bladder function affected by neurological factors such as spinal disease or diabetes.
Patients with a history of pelvic surgery
Analyze the cause of urinary disorders occurring after rectal or uterine cancer surgery.
What to look for after Urodynamic Study
See what this treatment can do for you. Results may vary by individual condition.
01 Accurate Cause Identification
Precisely diagnose the type of incontinence and bladder storage and voiding functions.
02 Personalized Treatment Planning
Determine the need for surgery or medication direction based on test results.
03 Objective Function Evaluation
Check the interaction between the urethral sphincter and bladder muscles with quantified data.
How Urodynamic Study works
How this treatment works.
Urodynamic Study Principle
The bladder is filled with a thin catheter while simultaneously measuring intravesical pressure and abdominal pressure to calculate pure detrusor pressure. Urine flow is measured with a uroflowmeter, and electrical signals from the pelvic floor sphincter muscles are recorded using surface electrode electromyography. By quantifying the pressures, flows, and muscle coordination during the storage and voiding phases, bladder and urethral function are objectively analyzed.
Both chief directors personally provide treatment.
Both directors are board-certified OB-GYNs, personally handling everything from consultation to procedures.
