Persistent enuresis, like apprehended juvenile crime, is common among poorly-housed and illeducated families, and uncommon among intact families of the well-to-do. (For the social distribution of enuresis see Harnack, 1953; Bloomfield and Douglas, 1956; Hallgren, 1956; Miller, Court, Walton, and Knox, 1960. For the social distribution of delinquency see Burt, 1947, 1952; Mannheim, 1948; Ferguso...

BACKGROUND Nocturnal enuresis, often called bedwetting or sleep wetting, is a common problem in children after the age of five and may lead to symptoms such as infection, incontinence and frequent urination. This problem refers to a state in which children after the age of five have no control of their urine for six continuous months and it cannot be attributed to any organic factors or drug us...

Background: Nocturnal enuresis is an important developmental problem for school age children and it can cause emotional and social problems for the child as well as family. Aim of the Study: The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence of nocturnal enuresis in children aged 613 years of age in the study area, to investigate the risk factors associated with nocturnal enuresis and to...

OBJECTIVES This study examines the prevalence and developmental changes of parasomnias and assesses gender differences, relationships between parasomnias, and associations with anxiety and family adversity using data collected during the course of a longitudinal study of a representative sample of children from Québec. METHOD The present analyses are based on results available for 664 boys an...

Psychiatric morbidity in primary rural school children (n=460) was studied with the use of Rutter-B-Scale, a screening instrument. Overall prevalence was found to be 33.3 percent. Conduct disorder was found to be the commonest diagnostic category with a prevalence rate of 13.5%. This was followed by mental retardation with a rate of 5.4%, enuresis 4%, simple disturbance of activity and attentio...

Although mental disorders are common among children all over the world, information on the extent and types of child psychiatric disorders in Ethiopia is extremely limited. A study was conducted in an urban setting of Ethiopia to look at the prevalence of child psychiatric disorders and their correlates. A two-phase survey was performed. In the first phase, parents of 5000 children in Addis Aba...

Aim: Enuresis and/or incontinence are one of the most common problems that families seek professional help. In this study we wanted to evaluate patients who applied pediatric nephrology outpatient clinics with enuresis urinary during Covid19 pandemic. Methods: We retrospectively evaluated ICD diagnoses “Non-organic enuresis” and “Urinary incontinence”. The data regarding two hundred four were a...

_______________________________ Correspondence to: Ferah Sonmez, Ataturk Bulvari, Aydin 9100, Turkey, tel 0.90.5423548438, fax: 0.90.2562146495 e-mail: [email protected] The Prevalence and the Factors Having Influence on Nocturnal Enuresis Among Turkish Children Ferah Sönmez, Tolga Ünüvar Adnan Menderes Üniversitesi Tıp Fakültesi Çocuk Sağlığı Ve Hastalıkları AD Pediatrik Nefroloji Bilimdal...