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A major cause of urinary incontinence and/or recurrent urinary infections in neurologically intact children is vesical voluntary sphincter/urogenital diaphragm dyssynergia and/or "strain" dyssynergia. These acquired or learned mechanisms are characterized by increased striated muscle tone during
Neurologically normal children with recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs), night- and daytime wetting, and urge and painful voiding may have staccato voiding due to pelvic floor contractions. The immediate effect of non-invasive urodynamic biofeedback (BF) therapy was assessed using a historical
OBJECTIVE
To identify the factors that might predict which individuals ultimately fail to resolve voiding symptoms by analyzing their presenting symptoms and video-urodynamic findings. Older children with intractable voiding dysfunction and no evidence of neurologic abnormality, who are recalcitrant
Evacuation disorders include a number of disturbances in which genetic and environmental factors play a highly differentiated role. Behind enuresis nocturna is a genetic CNS development disorder; a differentiation is made between cases with and without diurnal bladder dysfunction. In the first line
OBJECTIVE
It is well known that a relationship exists between vesicoureteral reflux (VUR) and dysfunctional voiding, and the spontaneous resolution rate in older children is lower than the rate in younger children. In this study, we analyzed our experience with biofeedback treatment in older
OBJECTIVE
More than one-third of children with cerebral palsy are expected to present with dysfunctional voiding symptoms. The voiding dysfunction symptoms of the cerebral palsy patients in the present study were documented.
METHODS
Of the study group, 16 were girls and 20 were boys (mean age: 8.2