Abstract
A. We developed the “Mictiograph 7005”, a new uroflowmeter, in the Urolo, Clinic of the Technical University of Munich on the suggestion of the first meetk urologists on measuring uroflow, held in December 1969 in Aix-la-Chapelle, new operating principle of this uroflowmeter fulfils all conditions for exact mea; ment, i.e.:
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Measurement without delay;
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Exclusion of the energy of the urinary flow bounding upon the uroflowmeter;
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Independence of temperature and acidity of the urine.
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Bubbles are eliminated and even if they are not, it is unimportant.
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Psychic effects on micturition are only slight.
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Compatibility with most available recorders.
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Normally output on flow rate is linear, but if required the pathologic range may be sprawled and the normal one reduced.
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The uroflowmeter can be used in examintation of men, women and childre
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There are no cleaning problems.
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Tammen, H. (1973). The Mictiograph — a New Principle in the Measurement and Recording of Urinary Flow. In: Lutzeyer, W., Melchior, H. (eds) Urodynamics. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-65640-8_7
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