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Abstract

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Purpose: This study was designed to evaluate the effectiveness of desmopressin-based
combined drug therapy in nocturnal enuretic children who had been followed at least 6
months.
Materials and Methods: Thirty eight patients(5 to 16 years old) with 4 or more wet
nights per week were studied. We used desmopressin-based combined drug
therapy(imipramine or/and oxybutynin chloride) depending upon associated daytime
voiding symptom. Patient response to treatment was categorized as complete(0 to 1 wet
night per month), near complete(2 to 4 wet nights per month), intermediate(5 to 7 wet
nights per month) and poor(more than 7 wet nights per month). We evaluated the
results at the initial 6 week and at the last follow-up visit on medication.
Results: After 6 weeks, 13(34.2%) patients were complete responder, 13(34.2%) near
complete responder, 7(18.4%) intermediate responder and 5(13.1%) poor responder,
respectively. The response rate in this period was 86.8%. At the last follow-up visit on
medication, 20(52.6%) patients were classified as complete responder, 13(34.2%) as near
complete responder, 4(10.5%) as intermediate responder and 1 (2.6%) as poor responder,
Therefore, overall response rate was 97.3%. There was no obvious side effect that made
discontinue drug therapy.
Conclusions: From the above data, we think that longterm desmopressin-based
combined drug therapy is the highly successful and sage treatment method for enuretic
children.

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Enuresis; Desmopressin; Combined drug therapy;

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