Abstract
AbstractBacteriuria and intestinal loop urinary diversion with open (refluxing) ureterointestinal anastomoses did not prevent normal renal and body growth in 44 children, who were followed for 55.2 months. A comparison of the long-term use of sulfamethoxazole and nitrofurantoin with no treatment showed no statistically significant changes in the stoma, loop residual, renal function, serum electrolytes and treatment or prevention of bacteriuria.
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