A real-time simulator for teaching urodynamic techniques
Essential for every unit undertaking any level of urodynamic training
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“Our workshops at ICS now always use the Bristol Urodynamics Trainer. It is an excellent tool for enhancing the skills essential for good diagnostic quality - this results in a better patient experience and improves treatment outcomes”
Lucy Swithinbank, Urodynamics Consultant, Southmead Hospital
Urodynamics Student Trainer
Is there a problem with urodynamics training?
Urodynamics is an invasive test of the bladder’s ability to generate pressure. Training students with patients connected via catheters (in rectum and bladder) requires high levels of supervision and long clinic times. Availability of urodynamics diagnostic equipment is primarily for patient care, and capacity for training is minimised. | Click to see training video |
The Bristol Urodynamics Trainer offers a low cost simulator which allows dedicated training and practice, free from any time constraints, or demands on using essential equipment.
A true ’brand independent’ urodynamics trainer
Jointly developed by Bristol Urological Institute at Southmead Hospital, North Bristol NHS Trust and E2L Limited, a Monmouth based product design consultancy, the trainer is a independent simulation tool, free from any manufacturer's branding or identification.
The result is a generic urodynamics trainer offering all the features you would expect from any urodynamics machine:
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Related Links ...
- Bristol Urolological Institute
Supporting and developing urological research, with particular emphasis on urological cancers and the problems of urinary incontinence - International Continence Society (ICS)
The ICS is an international membership society for medical professionals, concerned with all aspects of incontinence. - American Urological Institute
The AUA is the premier professional association for the advancement of urologic patient care. It has a membership of 16,000 professionals. - UK Continence Society (UKCS)
The society seeks to promote research in the field of continence promotion. - Pelvic Floor Clinical Clinical Studies Group (PFCSG)
The PFCSG is a UK-based interdisciplinary study collaboration. - E2L Limited
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