Urodynamics

Urodynamics, also known as Urodynamic Study (UDS), is a comprehensive set of tests designed to evaluate various aspects of the bladder’s filling and voiding processes, along with the functioning of associated nerves and muscles.

This series of assessments can prove to be extremely valuable in diagnosing a range of urinary issues that individuals might experience, such as frequency, urgency, and incontinence. Additionally, urodynamics can help shed light on other urinary symptoms, providing critical information that can guide healthcare professionals in developing effective treatment plans tailored to the unique needs of each patient. By understanding how the bladder and its connected systems operate, doctors can more accurately address the underlying causes of discomfort or dysfunction.