Impedance manometry device for quantifiable diagnosis of pelvic prolapse

A system for diagnosing and quantifying an organ prolapse, comprising:

• a first manometry catheter configured for insertion within a first organ of the pelvic floor, the first manometry catheter including a first inflatable balloon configured to support a series of first sensors disposed along a length thereof, the series of first sensors arranged in alternating order along the length of the first inflatable balloon on anterior and posterior sides thereof, the series of first sensors operably coupled to an image display for displaying a first image thereon relating to the first organ;
• and
• at least one additional manometry catheter configured for insertion within at least one additional organ of the pelvic floor, the at least one additional manometry catheter including a second inflatable balloon configured to support a series of additional sensors disposed along a length thereof, the series of additional sensors arranged in alternating order along the length of the second inflatable balloon of the at least one additional catheter on anterior and posterior sides thereof, the series of additional sensors operably coupled to the image display for displaying at least one additional image thereon relating to the at least one additional organ, the first image and the at least one additional image being simultaneously displayed on the image display for diagnostic and quantification purposes,
• wherein the system is configured to simultaneously combine an output of the series of first sensors of the first manometry catheter and the at least one additional manometry catheter to display an overall anatomical defect in a single image on the image display and the system further configured to estimate radial force being applied at any given point along each respective catheter using one or more computation techniques to get a characteristic curve between the radial force and a diameter inside each respective catheter for a known fluid.