videourodynamic
Videourodynamics is a diagnostic medical procedure used to evaluate bladder and urethral function. It combines urodynamic testing with real-time imaging, typically fluoroscopy or ultrasound, to visualize the flow of urine and the behavior of the bladder and urethra during filling and voiding. This allows physicians to assess pressure, flow rates, and the coordination of the muscles involved in bladder storage and emptying.
The procedure involves inserting a small catheter into the bladder to fill it with a contrast liquid,
Videourodynamics is particularly useful in diagnosing complex urinary incontinence, urinary retention, and other lower urinary tract