Pediatric neurogenic bladder occurs when there’s a disconnect between your child’s bladder and nervous system, causing symptoms such as leaking pee or an overactive bladder. Share on Pinterest Getty ...

Royal College of Physicians (1991) 1991–2000 Aggressive treatment, prophylaxis and investigation of all children aged <7 years [81] American Academy of Pediatrics Guideline (1999) Aggressive treatment ...

Pediatricians frequently use urinalysis to diagnose urinary tract infection (UTI) while awaiting urine culture results, but sensitivity and specificity of urinalysis are limited. This study evaluated ...

Classification of pediatric urinary incontinence has been complicated by the lack of standardized definitions. In 1997, the International Children's Continence Society addressed this problem by the ...

The cephalosporin antibiotic proved more effective than trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole and amoxicillin. SAN DIEGO— Empiric cephalexin for the treatment of outpatient urinary tract infection (UTI) in ...

A new thulium fiber laser system may provide improved outcomes in the treatment of urinary stones for pediatric patients, compared to the current standard for laser lithotripsy, reports a study in The ...

In pediatric patients, the duration of antibiotic treatment for uncomplicated urinary tract infection (UTI) was not significantly associated with UTI recurrence, according to the findings of a ...

Children suffering from bladder or bowel dysfunction also have an increased risk of UTI. Children with congenital or acquired bladder or kidney problems like urinary tract blockages, dilated urinary ...

Urinary incontinence (UI) minimally affected academic performance except in children with psychiatric disorders. Children with UI and attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder had the worst academic ...

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Dr. Stevenson completed a year as Pediatric Chief Resident at the University of Utah in 2004 and subsequently joined the University Of Utah Division Of Inpatient Medicine as a pediatric hospitalist.