Uroflowmetry
From DrKoop's partner site on incontinence, IncontinenceNetwork.com
Uroflow Normal Values Normal values vary depending on age and sex:
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What abnormal results mean Results must be understood as they relate to the patient’s complaints and physical exam. A result that may need treatment in one patient may require no treatment in another patient. Several circular muscles normally regulate urine flow, and if any of these muscles becomes weak or stop working, an increase in urine flow or urinary incontinence may result. If there is a bladder outlet obstruction or if the bladder muscle is weak, a decrease in urine flow may result. Any abnormal results should be discussed with you and explained by your health care provider.
Review Date: 08/17/2006 ![]() | |||||||||||||||||
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