Pediatric Urology

Study Suggests Shorter Antibiotic Course for Medically Complex Children

In a group of hospitalized children, readmissions for UTI were fewer among those given short-course IV antibiotics.

Interstitial cystitis patients reported that telemedicine sessions provided substantial benefits.

Botox use is on the rise, but study on decision factors reinforce important personal aspects of bladder management decisions.

A novel mechanism of acid resistance expands E. coli’s defenses and may guide researchers toward better treatment for a common infection.

Clinicians from multiple specialties coalesce to identify and provide interventions for a heterogeneous population of affected children.

New discoveries about the HIF-PHD axis may aid efforts to prevent or treat inflammatory bladder injury.

Case study of fistula repair demonstrates robotics feasibility in small children.

Occupational therapists play a critical role in improved toileting independence in pediatric patients with neurogenic bladder.

ED and Urology adherence to TWIST score promotes a quicker path to surgery and better outcomes.

A pioneer in pediatric SNM shares best practices and outcomes to date for this ‘life changing’ procedure.