[Portable bladder ultrasonography: a new technic for the urological management of pediatric spinal cord damage].

Pediatr Med Chir

Divisione di Chirurgia Pediatrica, Ospedale Regionale di Vicenza, Italia.

Published: October 1997

Noninvasive measurement of bladder volume demonstrates how a new technology can improve the management of pediatric patients with spinal cord injured. The bladder-scan was used to perform volume and post-void residual urine measurement. The aim of our study is to verify the reliability of Bladder Manager Tc 5000 in these patients.

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