Abstract
Despite experimental evidence, debate continues about whether renal parenchymal scars in children with urinary tract infection (UTI) can be prevented by prompt antibiotic treatment. Researchers in the United Kingdom capitalized on changes in UTI treatment guidelines for general practitioners, which included urgent treatment with antibiotics. They compared the timing of antibiotic …
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