Acute urinary retention without organic explanation is well known in adults but has only rarely been described in children. Six cases (four boys and two girls) of non-organic acute urinary retention are reported. The diagnosis was based on negative findings on extensive urological examination. So-called psychogenic urinary retention in children is associated with constipation and infrequent voiding.
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