Urodynamics Systems

Urodynamics monitor for measuring and recording bladder pressure, flow rate, and related parameters during micturition studies. Used in urology and gynecology for diagnosing lower urinary tract dysfunction, incontinence, and neurogenic bladder conditions. Provides real-time data visualization and standardized clinical assessment.

Equipment for urodynamic testing and measurement. Used in diagnosing bladder and urethral function disorders.

Pressure sensor and flow measurement cables for urological diagnostic systems assessing bladder and urethral function. These cables transmit precise urodynamic data for diagnostic evaluation.

The 14/2000 Urodynamic Analyzer measures bladder and urethral pressures to diagnose lower urinary tract dysfunction, including incontinence and voiding disorders. This diagnostic system provides dynamic pressure-flow studies essential for urological assessment and treatment planning in clinical urology settings.

The Nidoc970A+ is a urodynamic system for diagnosing lower urinary tract dysfunction and voiding disorders. It measures bladder pressure, flow rate, and ureteral function to assess urinary incontinence and retention. The system provides comprehensive pressure-flow studies essential for urological diagnosis and treatment planning.

Bedside urodynamic pressure monitoring instrument for assessment of bladder and urinary tract function. Enables real-time measurement and recording of urinary parameters in clinical settings. Supports diagnostic evaluation and patient monitoring protocols.

Advanced urodynamic system designed for comprehensive diagnosis of lower urinary tract pathologies. The system provides complete pressure and flow analysis with intuitive software interface and reliable clinical performance.

Dynamic urine flow rate monitor for urodynamic assessment and diagnosis of lower urinary tract dysfunction. Non-invasive diagnostic device that measures and records urinary flow patterns to evaluate bladder and sphincter function in patients with voiding disorders, urinary incontinence, and obstructive symptoms.

Uroflowmeters measure urinary flow rate and volume to assess lower urinary tract function and diagnose voiding dysfunction. These diagnostic devices provide objective data for evaluating urinary obstruction, neurogenic bladder, and post-void residual patterns in clinical and urological settings.

Integrated diagnostic system combining uroflowmetry with simultaneous pressure measurements during the voiding phase. This study evaluates bladder contractility and outlet obstruction.

The Urodynamic Monitoring Instrument is primarily used for urodynamic monitoring and urine drainage control in patients with indwelling catheters. It monitors bladder pressure during the storage phase, rectal pressure, urine flow rate (reflecting bladder pressure during the voiding phase), and urine volume. By measuring hydrostatic pressure within the bladder, it monitors intra-abdominal pressure and controls urination based on monitored parameters to achieve personalized biomimetic urine drainage with anti-reflux and anti-incontinence functions, assisting clinicians in clinical diagnosis. For patients with indwelling catheters due to non-urological diseases, it can promptly detect any urological abnormalities to enable early intervention.

Specialized urodynamic system that measures pressure variations along the entire urethra using a mobile pressure sensor. This diagnostic tool assesses urethral closure mechanism function and sphincter competence.