Enuresis extending from childhood to early adulthood is commonly permanent
Enuresis in adults is rarely due to emotional issues but is actually a neurodevelopmental issue
Bladder capacity, medications and fluid volume are most important in assessing enuresis in adults

 

Host: Dr Terri Foran | Total time: 18 mins

Guests: A/Prof Patrina Caldwell, Academic Paediatrician; Senior Staff Specialist, Westmead Children's Hospital



 

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<li>Enuresis extending from childhood to early adulthood is commonly permanent</li>
<li>Enuresis in adults is rarely due to emotional issues but is actually a neurodevelopmental issue</li>
<li>Bladder capacity, medications and fluid volume are most important in assessing enuresis in adults</li>
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Host: Dr Terri Foran | Total time: 18 mins
Guests: A/Prof Patrina Caldwell, Academic Paediatrician; Senior Staff Specialist, Westmead Children's Hospital 
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