Urinary tract infections in children
Keywords:
Urinary tract infections, Child, Diagnosis, After care
Abstract
Urinary tract infection are common in children, and to avoid renal damage, the GP is in a unique position to be keenly suspicious (even at birth), to arrange the necessary consultation, to make an accurate diagnosis, to effect an appropriate treatment and thereafter provide good follow-up care. Guidelines to all these are provided.
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