Urodynamic Examination Sample Clauses

Urodynamic Examination. 7.3.2.1 Subjects in the Urodynamic Subset Subjects in the urodynamic subset will undergo a standardised urodynamic (filling cystometry) assessment at Screening and again at Week 6 following each IMP administration. Urodynamics will be conducted according to International Continence Society recommendations [20]. Full details of the urodynamic procedures including standardisation, training, equipment setup, subject preparation, trace annotations, calculations and central review process are contained in a separate Study Specific Urodynamic Manual. All urodynamic procedures will be covered with a minimum of 2 days of appropriate prophylactic antibiotics. See Section 6.4.1.2 for further details on antibiotic prophylaxis in the study. All urodynamic data will be reviewed by independent central reviewers to determine the final values for the urodynamic parameters. The ceutral reader's determiuatiou will be used for analysis purposes. During Screening the site will determine if the subject has NDO via the presence of IDCs (inclusion criterion #16); without confirmation from the central reader. The following urodynamic parameters will be obtained (Table 20):
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Urodynamic Examination. All subjects will have a standardised urodynamic (filling cystometry) assessment at Screening and again at Week 6 following the first IMP administration. Urodynamics will be conducted according to International Continence Society recommendations [20]. Full details of the urodynamic procedures including standardisation, training, equipment setup, subject preparation, trace annotations, calculations and central review process are contained in a separate Study Specific Urodynamic Manual. All urodynamic procedures will be covered with a minimum of 2 days of appropriate prophylactic antibiotics. See Section 6.4.1.2 for further details on antibiotic prophylaxis in the study. All urodynamic data will be reviewed by independent central reviewers to determine the final values for the urodynamic parameters. The central reader’s determination will be used for analysis purposes. During Screening the site will determine if the subject has NDO via the presence of IDCs (inclusion criterion #15); without confirmation from the central reader. The following urodynamic parameters will be obtained (Table 20):
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