… Several gene loci are associated with nocturnal enuresis and a number of candidate genes
have been excluded, but no specific gene variants or mutations have yet been confirmed for …

… The achievement of bowel and bladder control follows a reproducible sequence: (i)
nocturnal bowel control; (ii) daytime bowel control; (iii) daytime voiding control; and (iv) night-time …

… changes, and medical therapy. Alarm therapy remains the first-line treatment modality for
primary nocturnal enuresis. … , the number of siblings, birth sequence, family’s education and …

… One technique of self-awakening is to ask children to rehearse a particular sequence of
events … If the child is wet, encourage him or her to change pajamas and bedding. At the 1 am …

… with enuresis including nocturnal urine volume, nocturnal … and the latter is a maturational
change. The ability to arouse is … and constipation in this sequence has yet to be defined. …

… stability along with EEG changes suggesting increased central … Children with nocturnal
enuresis have been noted to have a … Urinary continence is obtained in three sequential steps: …

… sequence of development of bowel and bladder control is in the following order: nocturnal …
document resolution, improvement, or no change in the hydronephrosis after the patient voids. …

… of nocturnal enuresis since spontaneous cure rates increase with age and the sequence to
… in older children because of its side effects of anxiety, personality change and palpitations. …

… nocturnal enuretics, three patterns of enuresis were noted: 1) Reflex detrusor contraction
followed by a change from deep to light sleep, but no awakening, enuresis … single or sequential …

… eg diaper weighing or sequential voiding) or of a definition of nocturnal polyuria that might be
… Further studies on the changes in nighttime bladder capacity and nocturnal urinary volume …