Bed Wetting—Silent Suffering: An Approach to Enuresis and Voiding Disorders in Children: Authors’ Reply

Enuresis and Sleep Disorders in Children: Authors Reply.

The association of sleep disorders and nocturnal enuresis have been established in previously published reports. A retrospective study of the 525 children with snoring refereed for polysomnography found that 67.7% of these children had nocturnal enuresis [2]. The authors of present article [1] also found that nocturnal enuresis was significantly associated with poor sleep hygiene. A systematic ...

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Functional Voiding Disorders In Children.

the purpose of efficient storage, the bladder has the ability to stretch as a watertight reservoir. It is equipped with adequate sphincter continence and an ability to inhibit spontaneous contractions. Contraction of detrusor muscles along with relaxation of the internal and external sphincters is necessary for micturition. The functions of the bladder are controlled by a complex integration of...

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