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Urodynamics and vIdeo-urodynamics are tests to determine the source of urinary issues.
Patients scheduled for an urodynamic study need to obtain a negative urine culture one week before the test. If the child is able to urinate, uroflowmetry will be obtained before placing the urinary catheter.
Reviewed by: Mariarita Salvitti, MD
This page was last updated on: July 31, 2024 04:47 PM
The Division of Pediatric Urology and Urologic Surgery at Nicklaus Children’s Hospital specializes in the treatment and diagnosis of urological conditions.
Neurogenic bladder means the bladder of a baby/child doesn’t empty properly because of problems with the brain, spinal cord or nerves that control bladder function, essentially paralyzing it.
Dysfunctional elimination syndrome is a condition found in children that refers to problems either urinating or defecating normally. It can involve bladder control, bowel control or both and can range in severity.
If an individual has trouble completely emptying the bladder of urine while urinating, this condition is known as voiding dysfunction.
Uroflowmetry is a diagnostic test used to measure the flow of urine during urination. It's a noninvasive test and it is generally used to see if there is an atypical pattern of urine outflow.