Bladder Scanner Is Proving To Be the Essential Medical Device for Measuring, Diagnosing, and Treating Urinary Outflow Dysfunction

(MENAFN- Coherent Market Insights) A bladder scanner is a medical device that helps detect the presence of a blockage in the lower intestine. It is usually inserted into the patient's abdominal cavity to examine the size and texture of the lump. In some cases, a CT scan is conducted to see if the tumor has spread (metastasized). A Bladder Scanner is used only in specialized situations where other methods are more appropriate and available. This type of examination is often needed in the emergency room and in operating rooms to identify imminent danger to the patient.

Bladder scanners or "Bladder Scanning" tools can be found in various types including ultrasonic, computerized, or robotic ones. The most recent finds in this field are the computerized ones that can analyze a patient's urine in less than 60 seconds. The urine sample is usually analyzed by means of x-rays, scanning laser, or through the use of a special instrument called an "aspiration probe".

Ultrasound bladder scanner consists of a diagnostic gadget that produces sound waves in the direction of the urge to urinate. By emitting ultrasound in this direction, it is able to determine the frequency of the sound and thus determine the bladder volume measurement. This gadget uses the latest imaging technology and software to obtain the results. It is easy to operate and is usually inexpensive. It can be programmed to perform recurring measurements.

PVR Urine Volume is a specialized tool that is used for determining bladder capacity and bladder volume. The PVR urine volume is actually a non-invasive procedure. It can be performed on patients who are mildly symptomatic, whereas in serious cases it can be done only with the help of an Anal Manometry. The procedure is normally done after taking the physical exam. The patient lies down on a table and the medical device is inserted into the urethra for detecting the bladder capacity and bladder volume. Recently, in February 2019, EchoNous, a U.S.-based medical device company, introduced EchoNous Bladder, a portable, compact, and AI-driven ultrasound probe.

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