Uroflowmeter

A uroflowmeter is a medical device used to measure the rate and volume of urine flow. It is commonly used to diagnose urination problems and assess the severity of prostate disease.
  A uroflowmeter usually consists of a small plastic container and an electronic measuring device. When using it, the patient needs to place the uroflowmeter under his or her bladder and then urinate. The device will measure the urine flow rate and flow through sensors and record it. Doctors can use this data to evaluate the patient's urinary tract health and the treatment measures that need to be taken.
  The uroflowmeter is simple, safe, and easy to use. It does not cause any discomfort or inconvenience and can be used in a doctor's office or clinic. It is generally considered one of the important tools for diagnosing and treating urinary tract problems.

There are two main types of uroflowmeters:

1. External uroflowmeter: This type of uroflowmeter measures urine flow by placing a device outside the urinary opening. It usually consists of a container to collect urine and a timer to measure the speed and duration of urine flow.

2. Internal uroflowmeter: This type of uroflowmeter is installed inside the urinary opening and usually requires a doctor to insert it into the body. It has the characteristics of high accuracy and wide measurement range, but the operation is more complicated.

3. Wireless uroflowmeter: This type of uroflowmeter monitors urine flow through a built-in sensor and transmits data to a remote instrument for analysis. It usually requires professional monitoring and analysis by a doctor.

4. Smartphone uroflowmeter: This type of uroflowmeter is a type of application that uses a sensor connected to a smartphone to perform measurements. These applications can provide basic information such as urine flow rate and time, but the accuracy is low and it is only suitable for general individual monitoring