2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpurol.2013.11.020
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Evaluation of nocturnal bladder capacity and nocturnal urine volume in nocturnal enuresis

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“…The study demonstrates that MVV is less predictive. Previous literature indicates that MVV is only a modest predictive [17] and can only be used as a predictor of desmopressin response if the first morning voids are taken into consideration [18]. This study confirms previous literature because 24-h MVV is more predictive than MVV during daytime (Z without the first morning void), which is demonstrated in Table 1.…”
Section: + Modelsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…The study demonstrates that MVV is less predictive. Previous literature indicates that MVV is only a modest predictive [17] and can only be used as a predictor of desmopressin response if the first morning voids are taken into consideration [18]. This study confirms previous literature because 24-h MVV is more predictive than MVV during daytime (Z without the first morning void), which is demonstrated in Table 1.…”
Section: + Modelsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…The polyuria explanation has endured the test of time, although with some caveats and modifications: Not all bedwetting children have nocturnal polyuria. The proportion of polyuric enuretic children might be <50% . Alternative explanations have to be assumed to be crucial in these children.…”
Section: Urine Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The proportion of polyuric enuretic children might be <50%. 10 Alternative explanations have to be assumed to be crucial in these children. There is also a possibly quite large subgroup of children who have both nocturnal polyuria and detrusor overactivity.…”
Section: Urine Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se utilizó la fórmula de tamaño de muestra para 2 proporciones, donde la CVF fue la variable de interés utilizando para p 1 la prevalencia de 2,5% en controles sanos reportada por Hagstroem 2006 7 y para p 2 la prevalencia del 34% en casos de enuresis con disminución de la CVF descrita por Jun-Mo 2014 6 , el tamaño muestral estimado fue de 22 sujetos por grupo, considerando que este estudio está integrado por 40 sujetos en cada grupo. …”
Section: Estimación Del Tamaño Muestralunclassified