Keywords
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Invasive urodynamic testing Clinical practice of diagnosis Clinical grand round of urodynamics |
Target Audience
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Urology, Urogynaecology and Female & Functional Urology |
Aims and Objectives
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Invasive urodynamic studies (UDI) are the gold standard of LUTD diagnosis. UDI is done by the treating physician her or himself or by a designated and dedicated other person. A report with a diagnosis is the ultimate aim of UDI. The UDI-report includes information about all relevant events during the tests, technical quality and reliability. The UDI-report includes also all elementsof LUT function measured related to limits of normal. Grading and staging of dysfunction and UDI-patterns are reported in standard terms in combination with the patient’s reporting of representativeness and combined with the patient’s symptoms and perceived signs of dysfunction. Finally a UDI-report concludes with a urodynamic diagnosis in standard terms.
Learning Objectives - The workshop's grand clinical round will learn how to systematically evaluate an invasive urodynamic test, to recognize common technical artifacts and to categorize and quantify urodynamic features.
- The workshop's grand clinical round will learn how to systematically report an invasive urodynamic test.
- The workshop's grand clinical round will learn how to systematically report an individualized and clinically relevant urodynamic diagnosis.
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