A hypothesis for the higher incidence of vesico-ureteral reflux and primary megaureters in male babies

Key Points

• Findings highlight a potential connection between gender and vesico-ureteral reflux incidence in infants.
• The hypothesis indicates anatomical or physiological factors may contribute to this increased risk.
• Observational analysis focused on male infants reveals higher rates of primary megaureters and reflux.
• Insights may lead to improved understanding of urinary disorders in male infants, suggesting further investigation.