1 / 1 Show Caption + Hide Caption â New Fort Jackson Command Sgt. Maj. William (Dan) Hain, right, accepts the Army Training Center and Fort Jackson colors from Brig. Gen. Bradley Becker, Fort Jackson commanding general, during a change of responsibility ceremony Feb. 7 outside Post Headquarters.
What is urology? Urology is a branch of medicine which deals with the urinary system in women and the genitourinary system in men. Urological diseases are becoming more common as the population continues to age. Urological diseases can be very different in nature.
Urodynamics is an outpatient study that evaluates the function of the bladder. If done in conjunction with imaging (x-rays or ultrasound), it can also identify structural abnormalities. This test is not painful and is done under local anaesthetic with the patient awake, so that the patient can follow instructions and give feedback during the study. Urodynamics is now the mainstay diagnostic method, especially in objectively identifying complex bladder problems.