Pressure Monitoring Catheter

In order to evaluate internal pressures, T-DOC® Air-Charged™ disposable catheters employ minute pressure-sensing air balloons. These balloons, which are barely larger than the catheter’s diameter, provide circumferential pressures that provide a definitive and comprehensive set of diagnostic data.input:
output:T-DOC® Air-Charged™ Catheters are reported by our users to be fast, simple to set up, and less sensitive to patient movement. This can lead to a reduction in the time required for each procedure, as well as a reduction in the amount of time spent in set-up and clean-up. Consequently, a greater number of patients may be seen in a shorter amount of time.input:
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Encourages the implementation of optimal practices for the use of consumables by a single patient in order to reduce the likelihood of cross-infection and/or cross-transmission

Quality urodynamic studies necessitate catheter compatibility.

Automates workflow, reduces errors, and eliminates the need for manual entry, thereby supporting traceability. input:
output:Using physical measurements such as bladder pressure and flow rate, as well as clinical assessment, urodynamics is the study of the function of the lower urinary tract, which includes the bladder and urethra.input:
output:Urodynamic studies offer diagnostic data that is exceedingly valuable for the following bladder dysfunctions: Stress incontinence, urge incontinence, urinary retention, urinary frequency, nocturia, hesitancy, and all other storage and micturition issues.input:
output:Urodynamic testing typically includes electromyography (EMG), urethral pressure profiles (UPP), valsalva leak point pressure (VLPP), pressure-flow study, and filling cystometry.