154 devices · GMDN 14307
A urodynamic measurement system is a diagnostic assembly designed to evaluate bladder function and identify the underlying causes of abnormal voiding. These systems are used clinically to assess conditions such as urinary incontinence, obstructions, and neurogenic bladder disorders.
These diagnostic tools perform various measurements, including urinary flow rates, urethral pressure, bladder capacity, and muscle activity through electromyography. Users browsing this category will find systems that support both standard diagnostic evaluations and long-term physiological recording.
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