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[Treatment of neurogenic urinary incontinence in children]
P Y Mure1, A Feyaerts, N Morel-Journel
1Service d'Urologie Pédiatrique, Hôpital Debrousse, Lyon, France.
Abstract:
The current management of neurogenic urinary incontinence is exclusively urological and therefore palliative. However, urological techniques have considerably advanced over the last 20 years and now allow continence with protection of the upper urinary tract in the very great majority of cases. The authors review the various techniques proposed in achieve acceptable continence and define the indications based on published results and their personal experience.