Course content: 

• An overview of Urodynamics 

• Basic principles of Urodynamics

• Getting started - 'How to set up and use the equipment'

• Flow Studies

• Urodynamic Studies

• Urodynamic and Video Urodynamic Studies - male and female

• Paediatric and Neurological cases

• Ambulatory monitoring

• Interpretation of traces

• Misinterpretation and artefacts of Urodynamic traces.

By the end of this course delegates will:

• Be able to understand the utility and deployment of noninvasive techniques and tools to generate meaningful data in lower urinary tract function and dysfunction.

• Be able to understand the basic principles underlying filling cystometry, together with indications for such testing and clinical interpretation/application.

• Be more aware of specialized invasive techniques, their indication, deployment, interpretation and clinical application.

• Have accessed a variety of clinical scenarios where the importance and extent of urodynamic investigation are explored in practical detail.

This course is suitable for doctors, nurses, technicians and anyone allied to urodynamics.