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The Urilos recording nappy system.

A S Eadie, E S Glen, D Rowan

British Journal of Urology

|June 1, 1983

Summary

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The Urilos recording nappy system aids in verifying patient histories. However, it has limitations in providing precise quantitative measurements of urine loss.

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Area of Science:

Urology
Medical Device Technology

Background:

Urinary incontinence management requires accurate monitoring.
Existing methods for tracking urine loss can be cumbersome.

Purpose of the Study:

To conduct a technical and clinical evaluation of the Urilos recording nappy system.
To assess the system's utility in clinical settings for monitoring urine loss.

Main Methods:

Calibration of recording pads to assess batch variations.
Clinical assessment of 50 patients using the Urilos system for 2-7 hours.
Evaluation of system performance and ease of use.

Main Results:

The Urilos system demonstrated utility in verifying patient-reported histories of urine loss.

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Calibration revealed variations within and between batches of recording pads.

Quantitative measurement of urine loss proved challenging with the system.

Conclusions:

The Urilos recording nappy system offers value in confirming patient urinary history.
Further development may be needed to improve quantitative accuracy.
The system is a potentially useful tool in urological patient care.