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Urodynamics

Urodynamic testing is used to determine how well the urinary system is working i.e. how the

bladder

,

sphincters

and

urethra

hold and release urine and if there are any leaks or blockages. Results from these tests help to find the cause of problems related to loss of urine control, the bladder not fully emptying, urgency, intermittent urine flow and recurrent

urinary tract infections

. A urologist will indicate the need for urodynamic testing for patients. Some urodynamic tests may be done with imaging technology to take images of the bladder filling and emptying.

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Dr Scott McCowan

Manawatu Region

Southern Cross Health Insurance Affiliated Provider for Consultations

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Prostate cancer, Kidney cancer, Bladder cancer, Testicular cancer, Kidney stones, BPH/TURP, Vasectomy, Hydrocele . . . .

Dr Mairi Wallace

Northland

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Mairi Wallace’s special interests are; Urogynaecology (prolapse and incontinence) and the menopause. Particularly interested in the quality of . . .

Dr Shiva Nair

Waikato Region

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Southern Cross Health Insurance Affiliated Provider for Consultations

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Elevated PSA, multiparametric prostate MRI, Prostate cancer treatment, Kidney cancer, Bladder cancer, Testicular cancer, Laparoscopic surgery . . . .

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