There are several different types of urodynamic tests, including:

Uroflowmetry: This test measures how fast and how much urine is passed during urination.

Cystometry: This test checks the pressure inside the bladder and urethra while the bladder is filling and emptying and during urination.

Urethral pressure profilometry: This test measures the pressure in the urethra during urination and while the bladder is filling and emptying.

Leak point pressure: This test determines the lowest pressure at which urine leakage occurs.

Urodynamic tests are typically done in a doctor’s office or hospital, and they usually take about an hour to complete. The results of these tests can help doctors understand the cause of urinary problems and create a treatment plan.