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On the issue of uroflowmetry in children

А. A. Akhunzyanov, Sh. G. Asadullin

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In the present work we consider uroflowmetry as a promising method of functional diagnostics in pediatric urological practice. Uroflowmetry is a method based on the measurement of volume urinary flow rate (VUR). The following parameters are recorded graphically: duration of urination, average urine flow rate, urine flow rate in the first second, time of reaching maximum urine flow rate, maximum urine flow rate and bladder volume.

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In the present work we consider uroflowmetry as a promising method of functional diagnostics in pediatric urological practice. Uroflowmetry is a method based on the measurement of volume urinary flow rate (VUR). The following parameters are recorded graphically: duration of urination, average urine flow rate, urine flow rate in the first second, time of reaching maximum urine flow rate, maximum urine flow rate and bladder volume.

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In the present work we consider uroflowmetry as a promising method of functional diagnostics in pediatric urological practice. Uroflowmetry is a method based on the measurement of volume urinary flow rate (VUR). The following parameters are recorded graphically: duration of urination, average urine flow rate, urine flow rate in the first second, time of reaching maximum urine flow rate, maximum urine flow rate and bladder volume.

Key concepts: Urination, Urinary flow, Urine, Urine flow rate, Volume (thermodynamics), Volumetric flow rate, Medicine, Urology

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