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The Prevalence and Sociodemographic Risk Factors of Enuresis Nocturna among Elementary School-age Children.

J Family Med Prim Care · 2015 · PMC4367005 · PMID 25810988

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0.2440
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not significantly significantP = 0.244not close (p > 0.1)
It was considered that girls probably had fewer problems in this issue because it was clear that the general continence had a relation with maturation, thus girls completed maturation process earlier than boys.[ 25 ] In their study, Gümüs et al ., detected that the ratio of prevalence of EN was higher among boys than girls.[ 19 ] In the study of Gür et al ., the similar result was obtained.[ 2 ] However, even if it was not significantly significant, in this study the number of boys with EN was higher than girls (52.2%/47.8%) ( P = 0.244).

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