After obtaining study approval from the University of Utah Health Sciences Center Institutional Review Board, informed consent was collected from seven volunteers undergoing standard urodynamic testing. A sterile wireless Gen2 IVT and standard rectal balloon catheter was placed in each study participant by a member of the clinical research team. Each participant performed a series of coughs followed by a Valsalva maneuver both in the seated and standing position. Rectal balloon IAP readings were recorded at 15 Hz using clinical cystometry software (Laborie Medical Technologies) under a standard bladder volume of 200 ml. Wireless IVT pressure measurements were taken at 30 Hz using the Zarlink ADK base station and custom laptop software. Results of each transducer were plotted and compared.
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Bladder
Catheter
Coughs
Institutional review board
Pressure
Rectal
Sterile
Transducer
Urodynamic
Valsalva maneuver
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independent variables
- Seated position
- Standing position
- Rectal balloon IAP readings
- Wireless IVT pressure measurements
- Bladder volume at 200 ml
- Sterile wireless Gen2 IVT and standard rectal balloon catheter
- No positive or negative controls were explicitly mentioned in the provided information.
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