Advanced Uropathy in a Child With Underactive Bladder: Unusual Presentation, Treatment, and Long-term Follow Up

Urology Case Reports
Rami S AlazabFaris Abu Shamma

Abstract

Underactive bladder in children is characterized by low voiding frequency; straining, hypotonic high capacity bladder, and significant residual urine. The usual presentation is recurrent urinary tract infections. Accurate evidence-based diagnosis and treatment is crucial. Subjective and objective improvement and regain of normal voiding can be achieved in response to bladder rehabilitation program and correction of serious complications.

References

Aug 11, 2012·Journal of Pediatric Urology·Kenneth I Glassberg, Andrew J Combs

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Mar 16, 2016·Urology·Andrew C Peterson

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