Dynamic Shape of the Female Urethra During Micturition. Clinical Methods
David Fonda, D.S. Hickey, J.C. Brocklehurst
Abstract
David Fonda, D.S. Hickey, J.C. Brocklehurst
Abstract
Densitometry of the x-ray image provides a suitable technique for clinical quantification of the urethral shape during all stages of voiding. The technique of cystourethrographic densitometry is applied to determine the cross-sectional shape of the human female urethra during various phases of voiding. Errors that may occur because the x-rays are not perpendicularly incident to the urethral plane are considered and a method for their minimization is indicated.
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Densitometry of the x-ray image provides a suitable technique for clinical quantification of the urethral shape during all stages of voiding. The technique of cystourethrographic densitometry is applied to determine the cross-sectional shape of the human female urethra during various phases of voiding. Errors that may occur because the x-rays are not perpendicularly incident to the urethral plane are considered and a method for their minimization is indicated.
Key concepts: Hickey, Medicine, Urination, Urethra, Urology, Anatomy, Urinary system