A uroflowmeter for monitoring frequency and volume of urination

K. V. Kuhlemeier Urological Rehabilitation and Research Centre, University of Alabama in Birmingham, Birmingham, Al, 35294, USA

L. K. Lloyd Urological Rehabilitation and Research Centre, University of Alabama in Birmingham, Birmingham, Al, 35294, USA

S. L. Stover Urological Rehabilitation and Research Centre, University of Alabama in Birmingham, Birmingham, Al, 35294, USA

Abstract

A uroflowmeter was designed to automatically measure how often patients without bladder sensation urinate and the volume of each urination. The device, based on an optical sensor which monitors and records each 10-ml increment in voided volume, can be operated by non-technical personnel and is accurate, safe, reliable and relatively inexpensive.

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