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(Pediatrics in Review. 1980;2:182.)
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Uroradiographic Evaluation with Enuresis

Of 138 children with enuresis 21 had an anatomic abnormality. All 21 had infection, history of infection, or clear-cut obstructive signs. Unless there is infection or obstructive signs, radiography is unnecessary. See review article next page.

Comment: The editors comment: " . . . x-ray assessment is not required unless infection has been documented. Hopefully, the days of a complete urologic study for enuresis alone are history.(R.H.R.)






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