Survey on the use of invasive urodynamic study in patients with orthotopic neobladder urinary diversion: Searching for a common ground

Key Points

• Patients with orthotopic neobladders often undergo invasive urodynamic studies for detailed urinary function assessment.
• Findings reveal a notable lack of standardization in diagnostic criteria, impacting patient management decisions.
• Assessment sheds light on varying practices across institutions, indicating the need for a unified approach to treatment.
• The study emphasizes the importance of establishing common guidelines to improve patient outcomes in urinary diversion.