T-DOC Air-Charged Urodynamic Catheters

T-DOC® Air-Charged Urodynamics Catheters & Accessories

T-DOC® Air-Charged Catheters are accurate, simple to learn and easy-to-use.

T-DOC Air-Charged disposable catheters use tiny pressure-sensing air balloons to assess internal pressures. Barely larger than the diameter of the catheter itself, these balloons offer circumferential pressures for a clear and complete set of data for diagnosis.

As reported by our users, T-DOC Air-Charged Catheters are fast, simple to set-up and less sensitive to patient movement. All of this can result in less time per procedure, less time in set-up and clean-up, and less staff training required, which means more patients may be seen in less time.

T-DOC is part of the Intelligent Cath-ID System

Supports best practices in single patient use of consumables to minimize risk of cross-infection and/or cross-transmission
Catheter compatibility for quality urodynamic studies
Supports traceability, removes need for manual entry, reducing errors while automating workflow

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PRC 023148 – V1.00
MKT-00504 [A]
CAT 875, CAT 895, CAT 878, CAT 880, CAT 905, CAT 885

Accurate: Records accurate bladder and abdominal pressures. Abdominal pressures can be measured with rectal or vaginal placement.

Precise: Clean subtracted pressure with more consistent study tracings. Measures urodynamic pressures using proprietary, “Air-Charged” pressure technology resulting in fewer artifacts.

Efficient: Provides significant time and cost savings in set-up, study and clean-up. Increases patient flow-through.

Urethral Measurements: Allows user to easily gather data from the urethra during filling cystometry and voiding pressure studies.

Supports Infection Control: Single-use disposable nature reduces the risk of contamination

A full line of Air-Charged Catheter accessories for urodynamics testing.

T-DOC URODYNAMICS PRESSURE CALIBRATOR

The 9000 pressure gauge checks the accuracy and helps calibrate urodynamic equipment using the T-DOC Abdominal Catheter. Universal compatibility. Reads in cm / H20.

T-DOC STYLET

Turns any T-DOC Air-Charged ™catheter into a coudé tipped catheter for easier passage of obstructed urethras.

T-DOC VELCRO® WAIST STRAP

Waist strap attaches transducer cables to patient by creating a Velcro® belt on waist. Simplifies moving or repositioning patient during study. Universal compatibility.

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Please contact your local Laborie Sales Representative to learn more about the products available to you.

PRC 023145 – V1.00
DIS450, DIS500, HAR144

T-DOC Abdominal Catheter (7FA):

Can be placed rectally or vaginally to measure abdominal pressures. Rigid design assures no folding during insertion. A soft tip protects bowel and/or vaginal tissues. Small balloon size provides minimum patient discomfort.
T-DOC Single Sensor Catheter (7FS):

A general-purpose recording catheter for bladder pressures. Catheter has separate ﬁlling lumen, which provides infusion rates up to 100 cc/minute.
T-DOC Single Sensor Coude Catheter (7FSC):

A specialty bladder catheter designed to be easily passed through male urethral strictures. Proven Coudé tip opens obstructed conditions. Particularly useful with BPH patients.
T-DOC Dual Sensor Catheter (7FD):

Designed to simultaneously record bladder and urethral pressures with two sensors placed 6cm apart. Measures bladder pressure and static urethral pressure during fill and/or dynamic UPP.
T-DOC Single Sensor Radiopaque Catheter (7FSR):

A specialty bladder-recording catheter designed for video cystometry. Tungsten reﬂective markers allow end users to observe exact sensor placement within the bladder via ﬂuoroscope.
T-DOC Dual Sensor, Radiopaque Catheter (7FDR):

Specialized for video cystometry of both urethra and bladder with two sensors located 6 cm apart. Tungsten reflective markers allow exact sensor placement within the bladder and urethra via fluoroscopy. Measures static urethral pressure during fill and / or dynamic UPP.

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What is Urodynamics?

Urodynamics is the investigation of the function of the lower urinary tract – the bladder and urethra – using physical measurements such as bladder pressure and flow rate as well as clinical assessment.

Urodynamic studies provide extremely valuable diagnostic data for any of the following bladder dysfunctions: Urge Incontinence, Stress Incontinence, Urinary Retention, Urinary Frequency, Nocturia, Hesitancy and all other storage and micturition issues.

Typical urodynamic testing consists of uroflowmetry, filling cystometry, pressure-flow study, urethral pressure profiles (UPP), valsalva leak point pressure (VLPP), and electromyography (EMG).

Laborie offers the complete solution for urodynamic testing. Our diagnostic equipment can be found in hospitals, private clinics, universities and research centers. We work with leading clinician-researchers and local universities to incorporate the most recent advancements and technical knowledge into our products while reflecting practical realities of the typical pelvic floor clinic.

Laborie is passionate about bringing freedom and dignity to patients suffering from pelvic floor disorders through innovation in diagnostic and treatment options.

Experts about Urodynamics

Learn the personal perspective from experts in the field about the role, benefits and optimal usage of urodynamics.