Extra water and trash are eliminated by the human urinary tract. The functioning of the urethra, sphincters, and bladder are studied in urodynamics or urodynamic testing. The study of Urodynamic Equipment looks at how the bladder and urethra function to store and release urine from the body. Testing finds bladder contractions that are not voluntary and cause urine leakage. Most urodynamic examinations are performed on men with enlarged prostate glands and women with incontinence. Simple observation to exact and accurate measurements are all included in the test. Simple measurements include the amount of urine produced, whether it is possible to stop the flow of pee in the middle of it, and how long it takes to generate urine. Imaging technology, which captures images of the urinary bladder emptying and filling with urine, as well as pressure monitors, are utilised to record precise readings.
