Evidence-Based Clinical Decision Support Tool for Bladder Outlet Obstruction
This clinical decision-support tool integrates the standardized Abrams-Griffiths Pressure-Flow Study (PFS) criteria with automated index calculations (BOOI & BCI) as defined by the International Continence Society (ICS).
By plotting Maximum Detrusor Pressure (PdetQmax) against Maximum Flow Rate (Qmax), the nomogram categorizes bladder outflow into Obstructed, Equivocal, or Unobstructed zones, while simultaneously assessing detrusor muscle contractility and offering evidence-based prognosis for treatment outcomes.
Enter raw Urodynamic data OR input automatically calculated BOOI/BCI values from your software.
Direct Index Input (Optional if raw data is provided)
ICS-PFS plot nomogram for male patients (BETA)
Treatment Prognosis:
Clinical Decision-Support Tool Only (BETA Version): This software, including its automated calculations (BOOI, BCI), nomograms, and generated interpretations, is designed purely as an educational and clinical decision-support tool for use by qualified healthcare professionals. It does not constitute formal medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendations, nor does it establish a doctor-patient relationship.
Clinician Responsibility & Waiver of Liability: Automated outputs do not substitute for independent professional clinical judgment, full patient history, or clinical assessment. The treating physician or medical professional retains sole and absolute responsibility for all diagnostic, medical, and surgical decisions, as well as patient outcomes. By using this application, the user explicitly waives any and all claims against the authors, developers, and operators of pdet.ai for any direct, indirect, consequential, or incidental liabilities or damages resulting from the use or clinical application of this tool.
Data Privacy: Do not input Protected Health Information (PHI) or Personally Identifiable Information (PII) into this application. All data processing occurs locally within the user's browser environment.