Clinical challenges in gynecological bladder management

According to the 2023 American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Am JObjects Gynecol》The review pointed out that the incidence of postpartum urinary retention (PUR) in women who gave birth was 1.5% -17.9%, but the lack of standardized screening programs often led to delayed treatment, urinary tract infection, poor uterine rejuvenation and other complications.

The limitations of traditional methods:

? Invasive catheterization procedureIncreased risk of urethral injury and infection (catheterization)Related to managementThe urinary tract infection rate is as high as20%）；

? Subjectivity in palpation/percussionError exceeds for obese patients50%Unable to quantify residual urine volume (PVR);

? Patient complains of distortionPostpartum pain or anesthesia can affect urinary perception and delay diagnosis.

Why does gynecology need a bladder ultrasound scanner?

International Guide Recommendations

《Am JObjects Gynecol》The expert consensus of 2023 emphasizes that ultrasound bladder scanning should be the core tool for PUR examination, and its value lies in:

á Realize non-invasive bladder capacity measurement;

á Accurate diagnosis of residual urine volume (PUR standard for PVR>150mL);

á Replace catheterization to reduce the risk of infection.

Evidence based support for clinical efficacy

Core application scenarios in gynecology

Standardized management of postpartum urinary retention (PUR)

Diagnostic criteria (according to Am J)Objects Gynecol》）Failure to urinate 6 hours after vaginal delivery or 6 hours after extubation during cesarean section, and PVR>150mL.

Operation process: Within 24 hours after delivery, conduct bladder scans on all postpartum women; Initiate intermittent catheterization when PVR>150mL is found; Follow up PVR to<50mL after treatment.

Full process monitoring of gynecological surgery

Diagnosis of postoperative urinary retention (POUR): scan PVR 6 hours after hysterectomy/pelvic floor reconstruction; Threshold: PVR>200mL requires intervention.

Management of chronic bladder dysfunction

Neurogenic bladder (such as complications of diabetes): make individualized catheterization plan through regular scanning, and conduct catheterization when the bladder volume is>400mL.

Voice of VirtueBladder ultrasound scannerTechnical advantages of VitaScan v.2

á Non invasive testingNo need for catheterization, reducing patient pain and infection risk.

á Portable designLightweight and easy to carry, suitable for bedside check ups and community visits.

á precise measurement：±7.5%The accuracy and bladder capacity are clear at a glance.

á Real time imaging3D bladder scan, with clear images and immediate results.

á intelligent connection: Supports USB, Bluetooth Wi-Fi， Transfer data in seconds and print reports with just one click.

Clinical value and economic benefits

Improving the quality of medical care

á Reduce infection rateReduce the use of urinary catheters and the risk of CAUTI↓35%；

á Precision Diagnosis and TreatmentPVR measurement error<10%Avoid overtreatment.

ExcellentTransforming medical costs

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Voice of VirtueVitaScan v.2 passedCE/NMPA certification：

á Follow international guidelinesImplement standardized screening of PUR;

á Reshaping the diagnosis and treatment processUpgrade subjective evaluation to quantitative monitoring;

á Reduce system costsReduce infection expenses and human resource consumption.

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