A Comparative Study of Urogenital Problems and Urodynamic changes in Postmenopausal Women with Natural Menopause and Surgical Menopause

Abstract

ABSTRACT Noninvasive urodynamics (UDS) consists of tests [voiding diaries, flowmetry, postvoid residual estimation and pad tests], which do not require any patient manipulation. In contrast, invasive UDS warrants the insertion of catheters, transducers, and/or needle sets into the patients. While noninvasive tests are useful for screening or diagnosis, invasive tests are necessary to confirm the diagnosis and refine the findings. Urodynamic evaluation is a good predictor of outcomes after therapeutic intervention. How to cite this article Singh R, Singh S, Pathak A, Lavania P, Purnima. A Comparative Study of Urogenital Problems and Urodynamic changes in Postmenopausal Women with Natural Menopause and Surgical Menopause. J South Asian Feder Menopause Soc 2013;1(1):38-42.