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Partial response to intranasal desmopressin in children with monosymptomatic nocturnal enuresis is related to persistent nocturnal polyuria on wet nights
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Nocturnal polyuria is related to absent circadian rhythm of glomerular filtration rate
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Nocturnal polyuria is related to 24-hour diuresis and osmotic excretion in an enuresis population referred to a tertiary center
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Desmopressin resistant nocturnal polyuria may benefit from furosemide therapy administered in the morning
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Characteristics of a tertiary center enuresis population, with special emphasis on the relation among nocturnal diuresis, functional bladder capacity and desmopressin response