43 devices · GMDN 62245
A urodynamic manometric catheter with electronic sensors is a reusable medical device designed to measure bladder and urethral pressures during urodynamic testing. Inserted through the urethra, it provides real-time data on pressure changes to assess bladder function, diagnose conditions like urinary incontinence, or evaluate storage and voiding disorders.
These devices are typically regulated as reusable medical instruments, requiring sterilization or cleaning between uses. They are often supplied with accompanying diagnostic equipment and may include additional features like impedance electrodes or drainage lumens to enhance measurement accuracy.
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