Uroflowmetry

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Under Uroflowmetry refers to the measurement of the Harnstrahlvolumens per time period (z. B. ml / s). Performing this test is very simple: a patient who has an urge to urinate is asked to urinate into a funnel . A sensor unit records how much urine he is micting per period of time. The normal urine flow rate is at least 20 ml / s. Decreased values ​​can occur with an obstructed urine flow from the bladder or a weak bladder muscle. The result of uroflowmetry is only meaningful if the amount of urine exceeds 150 ml.

Individual evidence

  1. H. Pal Zusammenarbeit et al .: Urodynamik. Springer, 2007, ISBN 3540725059 , pp. 84ff. ( online ).

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