Table 1. Previously proposed urodynamic criteria for diagnosing detrusor underactivity in the literature.
Study | Target population | Diagnostic criteria | Byname in the present study |
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Abrams (1999) [4] | Male | BCI <100 | BCI criteria |
Nitti et al. (2002) [5] | Male | AG number<20 and free uroflow Qmax<12 mL/s | AG number criteria |
Abarbanel and Marcus (2007) [6] | Male | PdetQmax<30 cmH2O and PFS Qmax<10 mL/s | PdetQmax 30 criteria |
Gammie et al. (2016) [8] | Male | BCI<100 and AG number<20 and BVE%<90 | BVE criteria |
Groutz et al. (1999) [7] | Female | Qmax<12 mL/s with ≥100 mL voided or PVR volume>150 mL on 2 or more free flow readings | Qmax/PVR criteria |
Abarbanel and Marcus (2007) [6] | Female | PdetQmax<30 cmH2O and PFS Qmax<10 mL/s | PdetQmax 30 criteria |
Gammie et al. (2016) [8] | Female | PdetQmax<20 cmH2O and PFS Qmax<15 mL/s and BVE%<90 and absence of clinical obstruction | BVE criteria |
BCI, bladder contractility index; AG number, Abrams-Griffith number; Qmax, maximum flow rate; PdetQmax, detrusor pressure at maximal flow rate; PFS, pressure-flow study; BVE, bladder voiding efficiency; PVR, postvoid residual.