The FlowComp® is a professional-grade, standalone uroflowmetry system engineered to diagnose lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) with clinical precision. This standalone system provides clinical-grade uroflowmetry data without the need for an external computer or complex software.
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
Monitoring urinary flow obstruction in male patients.
Bladder Outlet Obstruction (BOO)
Assessing blockages in the lower urinary tract.
Neurogenic Bladder
Evaluating voiding dysfunction in patients with neurological conditions.
Post-Operative Assessment
Tracking recovery and flow improvements following surgical procedures like TURP or urethral dilation.
Proven reliability of our uroflowmetry systems
shows our unwavering commitment to quality of the device.
The FlowComp® system is an essential screening tool for urologists to diagnose and manage:
- CDSCO Approved
- IEC 60601-1 Certified
- ISO 13485:2016
1. Can the FlowComp® detect irregular or interrupted urine flow patterns?
The system records the entire voiding process in real time, allowing it to capture irregular, intermittent, or fluctuating flow patterns. These flow curves can help clinicians identify conditions such as urinary obstruction or weak detrusor activity.
2. How does the FlowComp® uroflowmeter work?
FlowComp® uses a gravimetric sensor to detect and record changes in urine weight during voiding. The built-in microprocessor interprets these changes to determine flow rate, total volume, and duration of micturition, then generates a printed report with standard nomograms.
3. Do I need a computer to operate this uroflowmetry system?
No, the FlowComp® device is a fully standalone system, meaning you don’t need to connect it to a computer. Once a patient completes a test, the system automatically detects the start/stop of flow and prints the report via the integrated dot-matrix printer.
4. Is the FlowComp® device compliant with safety and regulatory standards?
Yes, the FlowComp® uroflowmeter is manufactured with CDSCO approval and complies with the safety standard IEC 60601-1, ensuring it meets the electrical safety requirements for medical equipments.
