Chapter 7 - Urodynamics

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Committee 7UrodynamicsChairmanY. HOMMA(JAPAN)MembersJ. BATISTA(SPAIN),S. BAUER(USA),D. GRIFFITHS(USA),P. HILTON( ),G. KRAMER(GERMANY),G. LOSE(DENMARK),P. ROSIER(THENETHERLAND) FORFUTURE RESEARCHII. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR CLINICALPRACTICEI. GENERALCONCLUSIONSE. CONCLUSIONSVI. FRAILELDERLYV. CHILDRENIV. NEUROGENIC LOWER URINARYTRACTDYSFUNCTIONIII. ADULT(FEMALE)II. ADULTS (MALE)I. GENERALC. CLINICALAPPLICATIONOFURODYNAMIC STUDIESIX. INTRINSIC SPHINCTER DEFICIENCYVIII. AMBULATORYURODYNAMICMONITORINGVII. VIDEOURODYNAMICSVI. SURFACE ELECTROMYOGRAPHYV. PRESSURE-FLOWSTUDIES OFVOIDINGIV. UROFLOWMETRYAND RESIDUALURINE MEASUREMENTIII. LEAK POINTPRESSUREMEASUREMENTII. URETHRALPRESSURE MEASUREMENTI. CYSTOMETRYB. URODYNAMIC STUDIESII.

Intravesical pressure (pves), abdominal pres-sure (pabd), detrusor pressure (pdet: pves-pabd), urethral pressure (pura) measured at the point of maximum urethral pres- ... such medication and the timing of its administration (especially the last dose) should be noted. Medications that affect lower urinary tract function but have been

  Administration, Intravesical