Select a clinical scenario below to explore synchronized multi-channel telemetry and 2D anatomical models.
72-year-old male with severe LUTS. Features high-pressure voiding (PdetQmax = 95 cmH2O), impaired flow (Qmax = 7.5 mL/s), and prostate adenoma resistance.
58-year-old female presenting with voiding dysfunction following mid-urethral sling (TVT/TOT) placement. Integrated with Solomon–Greenwell female nomogram analysis.
Spinal cord injury pattern showing involuntary external urethral sphincter contractions during detrusor surge. Features spastic EMG and synchronized Pura/Pclos feedback.
24-year-old female with complete urinary retention (PVR > 950 mL). Demonstrates failure of external sphincter relaxation, high-frequency EMG burst activity (CRD), elevated closure pressure (Pclos = 115 cmH2O), and Sacral Neuromodulation (SNM) pathways.
63-year-old male presenting with abdominal straining and catheter displacement. Demonstrates how an omitted post-void cough check generates a false severe BOO diagnosis (BOOI = 71), leading to an unnecessary TURP when true Pdet is low (< 10 cmH2O).