Sometimes the mother of a child with a urinary-tract infection will ask how it occurred and
whether there was anything in her management that could be faulted. It may be difficult to …

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 considered normal'as regards the renal tract. A maximum of 10 specimens was
obtained from each child and in most cases where a urine was found to contain more than …

It seems strange that while the number of cells in blood or cerebrospinal fluid is counted as
accurately as possible, we are content withcrude estimations for the cells in urine. Thus the …

Results Table I shows the incidence of reflux and scarring which were 5500 and 42%,
respectively. Table II shows the relation between reflux and scarring in ureters andkidneys …

" XBD= 194 XHG= 160 YBD= 1635 YHG= 1605> A" XBD= 364 XHG= 213 YBD= 1636 YHG=
1611> SUPPLY" XBD= 424 XHG= 382 YBD= 1634 YHG= 1605> of" XBD= 586 XHG= 438 …

during the first half of this period with short courses of a sulphonamide or antibiotic, and
during the second half with long courses. From among these infants it has been pos-sible to …

In a double-blind trial 45 children aged 6 months to 14 years with Escherichia coli infections
of the urinary tract were given co-trimoxazole for two weeks and then allotted at random to …

This letter briefly records that a laboratory and clinical investigation oí patuhn with material
supplied by Raistnck has been carried out by Army personnel under instructions from the …

Approximately 35% of children with urinary infection have vesico-ureteric reflux (McGovern,
Marshall, and Paquin, 1960; Ericsson, 1960). It is not known whether infection causes the …

It is one thing to clear the urine of a child with a urinary-tract infection but quite another to
keep it clear, and relapses are both common and ill-understood. This paper records their …