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The Results
Primary Nocturnal Enuresis
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Excludes Comorbid Day Wetting/Encopresis)
PRIMARY NOCTURNAL ENURESIS > 16
WEEKS
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Results to End
Jan 2007
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Results |
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Male to Female |
65% male :
35% female |
1514 male : 826 female
2340 - total
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Age |
7.8 years average |
4.8 yrs to 18.5 yrs |
Initial Severity
> 50% wet nights in 2 weeks |
87 %
wet nights |
Initial Success
14 consecutive dry nights achieved within a 16
week period |
79 %
19% either dropped out, failed, or decided to cease prior to completion,
and was classified as a failure. |
Weeks to Success
Time to achieve 14 dry nights |
8.9 avg. (2.4 - 61.1)
No restriction on time to achieve dryness.
Many achieved dryness after 16 Weeks, those outliers > 30 weeks re-coded as
30 weeks
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Continued Success
Dryness still achieved at 6 months |
75%
100% of all reaching 6 months were contacted
** Study Population
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Complete Success
Dryness still achieved at 24 months |
70%
99% of all reaching 24 months were contacted
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Weeks to Relapse
Weeks b/n Initial Success and Relapse |
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Relapse Initial Outcome |
89%
Dry
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Dropout
2 consecutive appointments missed without notice after initial
appointment.
Treatment discontinued by agreement b/n parents, child and doctor. |
4.3 % |
Single
Effectiveness Ratio
(Intention to Treat)
Success rate as a percentage
of all entering treatment (including drop outs). ie. Intention to treat
ideally > 50% |
75% |
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Working definition for nocturnal
enuresis have been based on those established by
Butler (1991). |
Report
of those children who were treated post 16 week "Cut-Off", i.e. treated past
defined "Failure"
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Results |
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Male to Female |
156 (76%) male
48 (24%) femaleTotal 204 |
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Age |
7.9 av (5.0 - 15.1) |
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Initial Severity |
89 %
wet nights |
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Initial Outcome |
42 % |
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Weeks to Success |
22.4 avg. (16.1 - 30.0)
Outliers > 30 weeks re-coded as 30 weeks
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Continued Success
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40% |
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% follow up at 6 months
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100% |
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24 Month - Complete Success
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39% |
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% follow up at 24 months
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99% |
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Current to 2004 No follow
study up subsequently
See
"Professionals" Tab for Study
Last Updated Saturday, 30. April 2016
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