Knowing when to request invasive urodynamic tests in children can be difficult, but persisting with nonbeneficial treatment is a serious failure of care. In this concise Review, authors from The Netherlands provide straightforward guidance on appropriate use of urodynamic studies in pediatric patients with overactive bladder, underactive bladder, neurogenic bladder and dysfunctional voiding.
- Tom P. V. M. de Jong
- Aart J. Klijn
