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Table 1 Patient demographics, imaging characteristics and clinical outcome of 68 children with primary unilateral vesicoureteral reflux

From: Critical analysis of the outcome of primary unilateral vesicoureteral reflux in a medium volume center

Variable at initial presentation

Number = 68

Percentage (%)

Resolution no. (%)

Persistent no. (%)

p value

Gender

 Boy

32

47

24 (75)

8 (25)

0.610

 Girl

36

53

25 (69)

11 (31)

 

Mode of presentation

 Antenatal HN

34

50

29 (85)

5 (15)

0.092

 UTI

34

50

20 (59)

14 (41)

 

VUR side

 Right

29

43

22 (76)

7 (24)

0.547

 Left

39

57

27 (69)

12 (31)

 

VUR grade

 Grade I

11

16

9 (82)

2 (18)

0.048*

 Grade II

22

32

18 (81)

4 (19)

 

 Grade III

20

30

15 (75)

5 (25)

 

 Grade IV

8

12

4 (50)

4 (50)

 

 Grade V

7

10

3 (43)

4 (57)

 

VUR group

 Low grade

53

78

42 (79)

11 (21)

0.021*

 High grade

15

22

7 (46)

8 (54)

 

Renal scarring on DMSA

 No scars

52

76.5

40 (77)

12 (23)

0.107

 Renal scars

16

23.5

9 (56)

7 (44)

 

Split renal function

 Above 40%

57

84

44 (77)

13 (23)

0.032*

 Below 40%

11

16

5 (45)

6 (55)

 

Renal US

 No HN

29

43

24 (83)

5 (17)

0.027*

 Hydronephrosis

39

57

25 (64)

14 (36)

 

Fate of VUR

 Resolution

49

72%

   

 Persistent

8

12%

   

 Surgery

11

16%

   
  1. * Significant
  2. p value was calculated using Chi-Square test