Role of uroflowmetry in the diagnosis of urinary incontinence and in the choice of its pharmacotherapy in elderly and senile female patients

DOI: https://doi.org/10.29296/25877305-2019-06-07
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6
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2019

N. Kolpakova(1), P. Belousov(2); S. Gorelik(1), MD; E. Eremina(1) 1-Belgorod State National Research University 2-Saint Joasaph Belgorod Regional Clinical Hospital

The paper analyzes the current possibilities of diagnosing a form of urinary incontinence using uroflowmetry, a noninvasive urodynamic study. The main possibilities of preventing acute and chronic urinary retention according to uroflowmetric results and those of estimating the residual urine volume are detailed. The results of treatment for urinary incontinence and the possibilities of choosing individual combined therapy with the preliminary screening urodynamic diagnostic technique uroflowmetry and without the latter have been compared.
Keywords: 
urology
urinary incontinence
pharmacotherapy
uroflowmetry
bladder capacity
urinary retention

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