This workshop aims to explore the current and future role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in enhancing the acquisition, interpretation and clinical value of urodynamic investigations. It will demonstrate how AI can be applied to flowmetry, pressure-flow studies, detection and characterisation of detrusor overactivity, assessment of bladder wall compliance, and analysis of video urodynamic images including bladder wall and shape. The workshop will focus on practical examples, methodological considerations and clinical translation.

Learning Objectives

• Describe to how acquire and store urodynamic data to best exploit AI’s potential
• Describe how AI can improve quality control and interpretation of urodynamic studies
• Describe the potential role AI in recognising in determining prognostic variables in urodynamic and adjunct investigations’ data.