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Evaluation of maximum voided volume in Korean children by use of a 48-h frequency volume chart

Authors
Kim, Sun-OuckDo Kim, KyungKim, Young SigKim, Jun MoMoon, Du GeonPark, SungchanLee, Sang DonChung, Jae MinCho, Won Yeol
Issue Date
Aug-2012
Publisher
Blackwell Publishing Inc.
Keywords
reference value; bladder; child; Asia
Citation
BJU International, v.110, no.4, pp 597 - 600
Pages
4
Journal Title
BJU International
Volume
110
Number
4
Start Page
597
End Page
600
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/sch/handle/2021.sw.sch/14993
DOI
10.1111/j.1464-410X.2011.10799.x
ISSN
1464-4096
1464-410X
Abstract
OBJECTIVE To develop practical guidelines for the prediction of normal bladder capacity in Korean children measured by a frequency volume chart (FVC), maximum voided volume (MVV) is an important factor in the diagnosis of children with abnormal voiding function. SUBJECTS AND METHODS In all, 298 children, aged 3-13 years, with no history of voiding disorders volunteered for the study. The MW was determined in 219 subjects by use of a completely recorded FVC. RESULTS Linear regression analysis was used to define the exact relationship between age and bladder capacity. An approximate formula related age to bladder capacity as follows: bladder capacity (mL) = 12 x [age (years) + 11]. CONCLUSIONS The relationship between the MVV measured by a FVC by age (3-13 years) of Korean children followed a linear curve. When applied to normal voiding patterns, the formula presented appears to be a reasonable one for Korean children.
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