Énurésie nocturne primaire isolée : diagnostic et prise en charge. Recommandations par consensus formalisé d’experts

Prevalence and Correlates of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in Adults From a French Community Sample

“…In both cases, the OR is greater than 5 with the upper limit of the CI95 greater than 13. This is consistent with the literature (Aubert et al, 2010;Baeyens et al, 2006;Baeyens et al, 2005;Baeyens et al, 2004). However, this relation appears to be true only for mothers.…”

“…We also found original results regarding the associations between enuresis and ADHD symptoms in the participants themselves and their offspring. Enuresis is suspected to have a genetic origin because of familial aggregation: biological parents often report to have had enuresis as a child when their offspring are referred for enuresis (Aubert et al, 2010). Like ADHD, enuresis shows a sex ratio of about 3 boys for 1 girl.…”

“…This study also replicated results from previous studies (Baeyens et al, 2004;Baeyens et al, 2007), showing that enuresis tends to be comorbid with ADHD, especially in boys. Both disorders are heritable but enuresis tends to disappear with increasing age while ADHD does not (Aubert et al, 2010). A recent review of the literature report that 20% of ADHD children also had primary nocturnal enuresis and, conversely, that 10% of children with enuresis also had ADHD (Aubert et al, 2010), leading to the recommendation to systematically screen for ADHD during consultations for enuresis and vice versa.…”

“…Both disorders are heritable but enuresis tends to disappear with increasing age while ADHD does not (Aubert et al, 2010). A recent review of the literature report that 20% of ADHD children also had primary nocturnal enuresis and, conversely, that 10% of children with enuresis also had ADHD (Aubert et al, 2010), leading to the recommendation to systematically screen for ADHD during consultations for enuresis and vice versa. Here, we extend these studies to investigate the relations between ADHD symptoms, overweight and enuresis during adulthood.…”

La prise en charge médicale et ostéopathique de l’énurésie nocturne primaire isolée

“…Un enfant qui est à nouveau incontinent la nuit après 6 mois minimum de propreté est considéré comme étant victime d'énurésie nocturne secondaire. L'énurésie nocturne primaire est dite isolée (ENPI) ou mono symptomatique s'il n'existe aucun autre symptôme concernant l'appareil urinaire en dehors de la nycturie (3). Un enfant est généralement propre la journée autour de l'âge de 3 ans à +/-1 an selon l'échelle de Gesell.…”