Standardisation report updates terminology in paediatric lower urinary tract function, indicating importance for clarity in medical communication.
This is the second part of the full article of the standardisation of terminology in the field of paediatric lower urinary tract (LUT) function updated by the International Children’s Continence Society (ICCS). Part I (published in Vol.3 No.3 of the Australian and New Zealand Continence Journal) covered the areas of the underlying principles, symptoms, investigation tools and signs. Parts I and II should be read together.
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