The relationship among flow index, uroflowmetry curve shape, and EMG lag time in children.

Jee Soo Ha Yong Seung Lee Sang Won Han Sang Woon Kim

Published in: Neurourology and urodynamics (2020)

A lag time close to 0 second was associated with higher FI, representing hyperefficient voiding with a tower-shaped flow pattern. However, children with prolonged or delayed lag time showed a lower FI, implicating hypoefficient voiding and a plateau-shaped flow pattern. The relationship between FI and EMG lag time could be a cornerstone for a comprehensive understanding of voiding status.

Keyphrases

young adults
high density
upper limb