Author/Authors :
adam, ahmed rahima moosa mother child (coronation) hospital - department of adult and paediatric urology, South Africa , adam, ahmed helen joseph hospital - department of urology, South Africa , adam, ahmed university of the witwatersrand - faculty of health sciences - division of urology, department of surgery, Johannesburg, South Africa , claassen, frederik university of the free state - faculty of health sciences - department of urology, Bloemfontein, South Africa , coovadia, ashraf university of the witwatersrand - rahima moosa mother child (coronation) hospital - department of paediatrics and child health, Johannesburg, South Africa , maayer, tim de university of the witwatersrand - rahima moosa mother child (coronation) hospital - department of paediatrics and child health, Johannesburg, South Africa , fockema, margaret the pelvic and urotherapy institute, Johannesburg, South Africa , fredericks, joy university of the witwatersrand - rahima moosa mother and child hospital (coronation) hospital, faculty of health sciences - department of paediatrics and child health, Johannesburg, South Africa , gottlich, errol , South Africa , grindell, lizelle the pelvic and urotherapy institute, Johannesburg, South Africa , haffejee, mohamed university of the witwatersrand - faculty of health sciences - division of urology, department of surgery, Johannesburg, South Africa , haffejee, mohamed charlotte maxeke johannesburg academic hospital - department of urology, South Africa , lazarus, john university of cape town - red cross war memorial children’s and groote schuur hospitals - division of urology, Cape Town, South Africa , levy, cecil university of witwatersrand - charlotte maxeke johannesburg academic hospital - department of paediatrics and child health, division of paediatric nephrology, Johannesburg, South African , mathabe, kgomotso university of stellenbosch - tygerberg hospital - department of urology, Cape Town, South Africas , mcculloch, mignon university of cape town - red cross war memorial children’s hospital - paediatric intensive care unit (picu), Cape Town, South Africa , moonsamy, glenda university of witwatersrand - charlotte maxeke johannesburg academic hospital - department of paediatrics and child health, division of paediatric nephrology, Johannesburg, South Africa , moshokoa, evelyn university of pretoria - steve biko academic hospital - department of urology, Pretoria, South Africa , mutambirwa, shingai sefako makgatho health sciences university - dr. george mukhari academic hospital - department of urology, Ga-Rankuwa, South Africa , patel, haroun netcare parklands hospital, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa , merwe, andré van der university of stellenbosch - tygerberg hospital - department of urology, Cape Town, South Africa , heerden, izak van university of pretoria - steve biko academic hospital, pretoria urology hospital, Pretoria, South Africa , vijk, frans van university of pretoria - steve biko academic hospital, pretoria urology hospital, Hatfield, South Africa , deshpande, aniruddh university of newcastle - john hunter children’s hospital, school of medicine medicineand public health - department of paediatric urology and paediatric surgery, Newcastle, Australia , deshpande, aniruddh agency for clinical innovation collaborative - group of urinary incontinence in children, Australia , smith, grahame sydney children’s hospital network - children’s hospital at westmead - department of paediatric urology, Sydney, Australia , smith, grahame the university of sydney - department of paediatrics and child health, Sydney, Australia , hoebeke, piet ghent university hospital - department of urology and paediatric urology, Ghent, Belgium
Title Of Article :
The South African guidelines on Enuresis—2017
شماره ركورد :
28623
Abstract :
Introduction: Enuresis (or Nocturnal Enuresis) is defined as discreet episodes of urinary incontinence duringsleep in children over 5 years of age in the absence of congenital or acquired neurological disorders.Recommendations: Suggestions and recommendations are made on the various therapeutic options availablewithin a South African context. These therapeutic options include; behavioural modification, pharmaceuticaltherapy [Desmospressin (DDAVP), Anticholinergic (ACh) Agents, Mirabegron ( 3-adrenoreceptor ago-nists), and Tricyclic Antidepressants (TCA)], alternative treatments, complementary therapies, urotherapy,alarm therapy, psychological therapy and biofeedback. The role of the Bladder Diary, additional investiga-tions and Mobile Phone Applications (Apps) in enuresis is also explored. Standardised definitions are alsooutlined within this document.Conclusion: An independent, unbiased, national evaluation and treatment guideline based on the patho-physiological subcategory is proposed using an updated, evidence based approach. This Guideline hasreceived endorsement from the South African Urological Association, Enuresis Academy of South Africaand further input from international experts within the field.
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1
NaturalLanguageKeyword :
Enuresis , Nocturnal Enuresis , South African , Therapeutic options , Mobile Phone Applications (Apps) , Treatment guideline , Expert consensus
JournalTitle :
African Journal of Urology
To Page :
13
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