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| Topic: |
kidney and urologic diseases (ku) |
| Title: |
Videourodynamics. |
| Author: |
Blaivas, J., et al. |
| Source: |
IN: Atlas of Urodynamics. 2nd ed. Williston, VT: Blackwell Publishing Inc. 2007. pp 62-68. |
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Available from Blackwell Publishing Inc. P.O. Box 20, Williston, VT 05495. Phone: 1-800-216-2522. Email: orders@aidcvt.com. Website: http://www .blackwellpublishing.com. Price: $184.95. |
| Abstract: |
The purpose of urodynamic testing is to measure and record various physiological variables while the patient is experiencing those symptoms which make up the presenting complaint. Videourodynamics provides the synchronous measurement and display of urodynamic parameters with radiographic visualization of the lower urinary tract and is a precise diagnostic tool for evaluating disturbances of micturition. This chapter on videourodynamics is from an atlas of urodynamics that provides a comprehensive, detailed look at the indications, technology, and use of urodynamics in modern urologic practice. The chapter begins with a brief section describing how videourodynamics can be used and then presents case illustrations, accompanied by figures and black-and-white photographs of actual urodynamic tests. The authors also outline the technique and equipment used. Videourodynamics is used to evaluate overall bladder control; degree of cystocele and urethrocele at rest and with straining; the state of the bladder neck at rest and straining (closed, beaked, or open); the presence of vesicoureteral reflux, bladder or urethral diverticula or fistula; and the site of urethral obstruction. 4 figures. 6 references. |
| Format: |
Book Chapter |
| Language: |
English. |
| Major Keywords: |
Urologic Diseases. Urodynamics. Urination. Physiology. Patient Care Management. Diagnosis. Diagnostic Tests. Cystography. |
| Minor Keywords: |
Urethra. Sphincter. Equipment and Supplies. Patient Selection. Neurophysiology. Bladder. |
| Publication Number: |
KUBK11586. |
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