Advanced Urodynamic Report Analyzer & AI Mentor

0. Quality Gate 1. Storage Phase 2. Voiding Phase 3. Synthesis & Action Plan

Step 0: Urodynamic Signal Quality & Artifact Control

Before evaluating pressures or flow rates, confirm that signal transmission and baseline checks meet ICS standardization criteria.

Mandatory Signal Quality Checkpoints:

1. Initial Baseline Verification: Pves, Pabd, and Pdet resting pressures are anatomically plausible before filling starts. 2. Cough Signal Transmission & Symmetry: Cough spikes in Pves and Pabd are equal in amplitude without artificial Pdet deflections. 3. Pre-Void Cough Test: Signal responsiveness confirmed immediately prior to voiding initiation. 4. Post-Void Cough Test: Catheter position and signal validity confirmed after voiding completion (rules out squeeze/displacement artifacts).

Step 1: Storage Phase & Cystometric Dynamics

Patient Gender

Compliance Value - C (mL/cmH2O)

Bladder Sensations & Capacity (ICS Standard)

First Sensation - FS (mL)

First Desire - FD (mL)

Strong Desire - SD (mL)

Max Capacity - MCC (mL)

ICS Storage Activity Matrix (Detrusor & Urethra)

Detrusor Storage Function

Urethral Storage Function

Step 2: Voiding Phase & Pressure-Flow Mechanics

Qmax (mL/s)

PdetQmax (cmH2O)

Voided Volume - Vvoid (mL)

Post-Void Residual - PVR (mL)

ICS Voiding Activity Matrix

Detrusor Voiding Function

Urethral Voiding Function

Step 3: Integrated Clinical Interpretation & Action Plan

🤖 AI Urodynamic Mentor Consultation

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Medical Disclaimer & Waiver of Liability

Clinical Decision-Support Tool Only: This software is intended purely as an educational and clinical decision-support tool for qualified medical professionals. It does not replace independent professional clinical evaluation. The treating clinician retains sole responsibility for diagnostic and therapeutic choices.