Purpose: Recent intravenous fluid (IVF) guidelines advocate empirical isotonic maintenance
fluids in children to prevent potentially dangerous hyponatraemia. To see if this practice is …

… Our data does not include timing of the diagnosis of secondary bacterial infection with
diagnosis of the RSV infection, so we cannot determine which came first. One study in Japan …

… the relationship of UTI, VUR and renal scarring but their management is still controversial. …
prevalence of UTI among febrile infants is 5%. For proper management, a firm diagnosis by …

… Our study showed that in young children with first febrile UTI, the risk of having significant
urological abnormalities (as defined above) was 7.1%. According to the AAP Guideline, the …

… detection of UTI in situations other than the febrile child. Because of the small sample size,
we cannot audit the diagnosis of UTI … for diagnosis in highly suspicious cases of UTI which …

… Technical report: urinary tract infections in febrile infants and young children. The Urinary
Tract Infection Subcommittee of the American Academy of Pediatrics Committee on Quality …

… , and not with gender nor early DMSA abnormalities. We recommend that all young children
with first UTI be closely observed for recurrence in the first 6 months and they should be …

… in a premature baby. The number of children aged 0-5 years old, diagnosed to have UTI in
our … Hence, the incidence of primary VUR in children presenting as UTI at the age of 0-5 years …

… The diagnosis of urinary tract infection (UTI) in this group of patients depends on urinary
analysis and culture results. Although there are many patients who develop fever … UTI in children …

… knowledge for children diagnosed with urinary tract infection. … early diagnosis and good
quality care for these children, hoping to decrease harm caused by urinary tract infection…