Intravesical oxybutinin chloride in children with intermittent catheterization: Sonographic findings

Electrocardiography Findings in Children with Epilepsy Compared with Healthy Children

Background Epilepsy is one of the most common neurological diseases. Over the last decades the hypothesis of cardiovascular effects from sudden seizure has been raised, and cardiac rhythm and ECG changes in these patients have been highlighted. The study aimed to evalua...

Teaching children and young people intermittent self-catheterization.

The need to catheterize through the urethra can begin at any age and stage of development in a child's life and may involve different strategies for teaching. Intermittent self-catheterization, as a self-management technique, can be of benefit both physically and psychologically to children and young people. Educational strategies are available to aid health care providers in teaching children ...

Complications associated with clean intermittent catheterization in children with spina bifida.

PURPOSE Clean intermittent catheterization (CIC) is commonly used in the management of voiding dysfunction associated with neurospinal dysraphism. We determined the incidence of genitourinary complications associated with this technique in a population of children with spina bifida. MATERIALS AND METHODS The charts of all children younger than 13 years attending a multi-disciplinary spina bif...

Sonographic Findings in Infants with Macrocrania 307

This study compares the sonographic and CT findings in a group of infants with macrocrania and correlates those findings with neurologic outcome to determine the diagnostic accuracy and prognostic value of sonography. Sonographic findings in 255 infants with macrocrania are described. Of the 195 term infants examined, 130 had normal sonograms, 11 (5.6%) had significant abnormalities, and 54 had...

Sonographic Findings in Partial Type of Trisomy 18