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CN-119970043-B - Intelligent sensing-based urination difficulty and urinary incontinence integrated monitoring and diagnosis system

CN119970043BCN 119970043 BCN119970043 BCN 119970043BCN-119970043-B

Abstract

The invention discloses an integrated monitoring and diagnosing system for urination difficulty and urinary incontinence based on intelligent sensing, which comprises a bladder emptying evaluation module, a detrusor contraction function evaluation module, a bladder pressure evaluation module, a urine flow rate measurement module, a urethral obstruction and bladder outlet obstruction evaluation module, a data analysis and intelligent diagnosis module and a data analysis and intelligent diagnosis module, wherein the bladder emptying evaluation module is used for tracking the shape and volume change of a bladder in real time and evaluating whether the bladder emptying is complete, the detrusor contraction function evaluation module is used for monitoring the contraction intensity and coordination of detrusor in real time and judging whether the detrusor is working normally, the bladder pressure evaluation module is used for evaluating bladder compliance and detrusor function by monitoring the elasticity change and the pressure change of a bladder wall, the urine flow rate measurement module is used for measuring the shape change and the urine flow rate of the bladder in real time and evaluating the urine flow rate, and the urethral obstruction and the urinary outlet obstruction evaluation module is used for evaluating whether the urethra or the urinary outlet obstruction exists by monitoring the shape change and the pressure change of the urinary bladder in real time. The invention not only improves the accuracy and operability of urination disorder diagnosis, but also optimizes the clinical decision process.

Inventors

  • Chen Zhengsen
  • LI ZHI
  • LIU WEI
  • XUE JUN
  • WEI ZHONGQING

Assignees

  • 南京医科大学第二附属医院

Dates

Publication Date
20260508
Application Date
20250211

Claims (1)

  1. 1. Urination difficulty and urinary incontinence integration monitoring diagnosis system based on intelligent sensing, characterized by comprising: the bladder emptying evaluation module is used for tracking the shape and capacity change of the bladder in real time and evaluating whether the bladder emptying is complete or not; the detrusor contraction function evaluation module is used for monitoring the contraction intensity and coordination of the detrusor in real time, evaluating the function of the detrusor and judging whether the detrusor works normally or not; Bladder pressure assessment module, by monitoring changes in elasticity and pressure of the bladder wall, calculates the pressure in the bladder in real time, assesses bladder compliance and detrusor function, comprising: The deformation condition of the bladder wall under different pressures is measured by focusing an ultrasonic array probe and using an ultrasonic elastography algorithm, wherein the ultrasonic elastography algorithm calculates the elastic modulus of the bladder wall, namely the rigidity of the bladder wall by measuring the shear wave velocity of the bladder wall under stress: Wherein, the Is the density of the tissue and, The shear wave velocity is used for calculating the elastic modulus of the bladder wall in real time by monitoring different pressure changes, so that the bladder compliance is indirectly reflected; at the same time, a bladder pressure sensor is used, which is used to measure the direct pressure inside the bladder in real time, the bladder pressure sensor is placed in the bladder or through a urethral catheter, the pressure fluctuation inside the bladder is captured by the pressure sensor array, the pressure inside the bladder Over time The variation of (2) is expressed by the following formula: Wherein, the Is the static pressure of the bladder and, Is the instantaneous amount of change in pressure within the bladder; Using a weighted fusion algorithm, integrating the information of the bladder wall elastic modulus measured by ultrasound and the real-time pressure data provided by the pressure sensor through a weighted formula to calculate the comprehensive pressure state of the bladder and the pressure in the bladder The calculation is synthesized by the following formula: Wherein, the For the modulus of elasticity of the bladder wall, Is the pressure inside the bladder and is the pressure inside the bladder, And The weight coefficients of the ultrasonic data and the pressure data are respectively; The urine flow rate measuring module is used for measuring the morphological change of the bladder and the urine flow rate in real time, calculating the urine flow rate and evaluating the urine flow rate; the urethral obstruction and bladder outlet obstruction evaluation module is used for evaluating whether the urethra or bladder outlet is obstructed or not by monitoring the morphological changes and pressure changes of the bladder and the urethra in real time; and the data analysis and intelligent diagnosis module is used for providing diagnosis and treatment advice of the urination disorder.

Description

Intelligent sensing-based urination difficulty and urinary incontinence integrated monitoring and diagnosis system Technical Field The invention relates to the technical field of medical monitoring, in particular to an intelligent sensing-based urination difficulty and urinary incontinence integrated monitoring and diagnosing system. Background Urination disorders are a common urinary system disorder involving multiple physiological processes such as urine storage from the bladder, urination and discharge to the urethra. With aging population and changes in lifestyle, the occurrence rate of urination difficulty and urinary incontinence gradually increases, and the quality of life of patients is significantly affected. However, despite the progress made in the relevant diagnostic arts in modern medicine, accurate diagnosis of urination disorders still faces many challenges. Dysuria and urinary incontinence are key technical problems in relation to whether bladder emptying is complete, detrusor contractility, assessment of bladder pressure, measurement of urine flow rate, assessment of urethral and bladder outlet obstruction. First, whether bladder emptying is a complete basis for diagnosing dysuria. The normal functioning of bladder function depends not only on its ability to store urine, but also requires complete emptying during urination. Traditionally, residual urine volume (PVR) assessment is used to measure whether urination is complete, but this method can only provide static results, lacks dynamic and real-time bladder emptying monitoring, and has difficulty accurately reflecting the urination function status of the bladder. Therefore, how to accurately evaluate whether bladder emptying is complete in real time through innovative techniques becomes a big challenge in current diagnosis. Second, detrusor contractile function is a critical factor in the bladder urination process. Normal contraction of detrusor is a precondition for maintaining smooth urination, but the contraction intensity and coordination of detrusor are often affected by various factors, and the existing ultrasonic and electromyography monitoring technology cannot accurately measure the contraction pattern of detrusor and the relation between detrusor and urination, so that a plurality of causes of difficult urination cannot be identified and treated in time, and therefore, how to accurately evaluate the contraction function of detrusor by combining high-resolution dynamic ultrasonic and electromyography monitoring becomes a technical problem to be solved urgently. Bladder pressure is another important factor affecting urinary incontinence. The pressure change of the bladder directly reflects its dynamic capacity to store and urinate. Traditional bladder pressure assessment often relies on invasive methods such as urodynamic examination, which not only is inconvenient for clinical widespread use, but may also cause discomfort to the patient. Therefore, how to monitor the pressure change of the bladder in real time by combining the noninvasive ultrasonic technology with the pressure sensor so as to evaluate the bladder compliance and the detrusor function is a problem to be solved in the diagnosis of urination disorder. In addition, measurement of the urine flow rate is of great importance in diagnosis of urination disorders, but accuracy is often affected by factors such as fluctuation of the urine flow, instability of the urine flow speed and the like, and it is difficult for the existing ultrasonic technology to accurately measure the urine flow rate under the condition of low flow rate or irregular flow rate, so that accurate diagnosis cannot be obtained in many cases. Finally, urinary and bladder outlet obstruction are often the source of urination disorders, but how to accurately assess the location, type and effect of obstruction on urination remains a difficulty in clinical practice. Although the traditional imaging examination can provide certain morphological information, the traditional imaging examination has great limitation in the aspects of dynamic monitoring and real-time evaluation of obstruction conditions. Therefore, how to use the ultrasonic radiography technology and the pressure sensor to monitor the pressure change and the shape change of the urethra and the bladder outlet in real time, and help to evaluate whether the obstruction exists or not is a key point for solving the problem of urination disorder. Disclosure of Invention In order to solve the problems, the invention provides an intelligent sensing-based integrated monitoring and diagnosis system for urination difficulty and urinary incontinence. In order to achieve the above purpose, the technical scheme adopted by the invention is as follows: Urination difficulty and urinary incontinence integrated monitoring and diagnosing system based on intelligent sensing comprises: the bladder emptying evaluation module is used for tracking the shape and capacity c