Pre Void & Post Void Residual Volume Bladder Ultrasound Normal Vs Abnormal Images | PVR USG

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Pre Void & Post Void Residual Volume Bladder Ultrasound Normal Vs Abnormal Images | PVR USG
Pre Void Bladder Volume
Measure the volume of urine in the bladder before urination. The bladder must be full.
Measure the bladder’s Height (AP Measurement) and width in transverse plane
Measure the bladder’s length in longitudinal plane
Estimated bladder volume = 0.75 x (width) x (length) x (height)
Pre Void Bladder Volume Example:
AP Measurement: 6.09 cm
Width: 8.40 cm
Length: 11.45 cm
Volume: 306.63 ml
Post Void Residual Volume:
Determine the amount of urine left in the bladder after urination, known as the post-void residual. A high PVR volume can indicate difficulty in bladder emptying.
Normal Results: A small amount of urine left in the bladder after voiding is normal, typically less than 50 ml for adults. The acceptable range can vary based on age and sex.
Abnormal Results: A post-void residual volume of more than 100 ml is generally considered abnormal and might require further evaluation or intervention. High volumes may indicate an obstruction, weak bladder muscles, or nerve problems affecting bladder control.
Measure the bladder’s Height (AP Measurement) and width in transverse plane
Measure the bladder’s length in longitudinal plane
Estimated bladder volume = 0.75 x (width) x (length) x (height)
Normal PVR Volume Example:
AP Measurement: 2.56 cm
Width: 3.15 cm
Length: 3.18 cm
Volume: 13.45 ml ( 50 ml and lower is normal)
Abnormal PVR Example:
AP Measurement: 48.2mm
Width: 98.6mm
Length: 46.0 mm
Volume: 164ml

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Very well explained with images showing the difference between normal and abnormal along with numerical values. Thanks

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Dr. Kindly make a video on volume calculation for ascites and pleural effusion please

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[@tasneemsadiqpetiwala5907]

Thanks Dr. Sam. Do u take 2nd post void in case patients prevoid bladder is very distended and 1st postvoid has significant residual volume?

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Most Welcome! This decision depends on clinical judgement and patients symptoms and clinical history.

[@drmuzamel]

Thanks for sharing In some books the PVR=AP×W×L×0.5 not 0.75?

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Most Welcome! Yes some institutions use this formula whereas others use the one with 0.75.

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Thank you Dr Sam

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Please video on prostate volume measurement..

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Very much helpful sir.

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Salute to you Dr & way of teaching.plz said how to take l.s of bladder

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Thank you very much for watching! Are you referring to longitudinal section of bladder?

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Most Welcome and thank you for your suggestion!

[@Amiltonmichael]

You can conclude as URINARY RETENTION..then further investigations will determine reason obstruction or neurological Plz do video on lamps and bumps ultrasound..i have problems to differentiate lyphm masses with lymphadenopathy 🙏

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Thank you sir 🙏

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Most Welcome! Yes, you can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6ewn2Cqq7urg6s

[@MohmadfahimAfzali]

The measurment of the width and length iner to iner or outer to outer ??

[@MohmadfahimAfzali]

What is the nornal ring of pre void bladder volume ? This is also emportin or not ?

[@radiologiya_uz]

У нас принято считать нормой до 10 % объёма от исходного.

[@TheofanisTsiotsis]

Hi there and thank you for the video !! May I ask about the volume calculations in pre void , it seems using the equation with both 0.75 and 0.5 gives out results different to the 306.63 ml mentioned , could I ask your opinion ? I also tried the calculations with the 0.52 correction coefficient used by most institutions but I am still getting a different result to the 306.63.

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Hello. Actually sometimes the ultrasound machine's calculations do not match the calculations done with the formula, so the values are different.

[@geniousdoctor]

Thnx sam Sir

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[@Dwimalu23]

My PVR is 54.86ml , 32yrs female. Is it normal?

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

It is considered normal if there are no urinary issues.

[@Dawsonult]

That is a FULL Bladder

[@pragyatmishra4851]

My PVR is 29 ml , Prostate weight is 16 grams ( age 22) its measurement 32*28*32 mm . Doctor said its Prostatitis may b chronic ? But not to worry alot , is This PVR and Prostate Details Normal ?

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Hello. The PVR and prostate size are normal

[@tpsdas]

URETERS: Both ureters are not dilated. URINARY BLADDER: Urinary bladder is adequately distended. Wall appears smooth and regular. No intraluminal SOL or calculus is seen. No echoes are seen in UB lumen. PVR = Significant (123 cc). PROSTATE: It is mildly enlarged in size with normal shape and echotexture. It measures 39 mm x 36 mm x 35 mm. Volume: 26 cc. Median lobe appears normal. No calcification or SOL is seen. That does it means... How to treat this extra PVR.. Plz guide

[@Bgmi-eo8fi]

My pvr is 45ml it is normal please tell?

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Yes, it is normal

[@RanaChowdhury-z1x]

My pvr is 100 ml it is normal?

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

No, it is increased. Please consult with your Urologist.

[@probinsaikia3991]

I have volume 41.3cc ..my age 26...is it normal

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Yes, it is normal if there are no symptoms

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Thank you for the suggestion!

[@Amiltonmichael]

You can conclude as URINARY RETENTION..then further investigations will determine reason obstruction or neurological Plz do video on lamps and bumps ultrasound..i have problems to differentiate lyphm masses with lymphadenopathy 🙏

[@DrSamsImagingLibrary]

Thank you for the suggestion!