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A Protocol for the Management of Neurogenic Bladder for Children i Developing Countries
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The kidney is especially vulnerable to damage from pressure and
recurrent Infection within the first year of life. 10% of children with myelomeningocele (MM) will develop a dilatation deformity within the
first year of life, and 35% by the 4th year of life (Red 1). Furthermore,
it has been reported that over 50% of MM children have a dangerous
bladder (having an active sphincter with or without an active
detrusor) (Ref 1). Therefore, a management protocol to protect renal function in these children is of vital importance. The milieu of a
developing country necessitates an innovative approach to the management of these children, since practicality and compliance
are essential to its success.Download document:
A Protocol for the Management of Neurogenic Bladder for Children in Developing Countries
