Comparison of a Voiding Diary With Clinical Management Tool As an Outpatient Screening Tool for Childhood Functional Voiding Disorders.

Objective: To study the agreement of questionnaire-based assessment with voiding diary for differentiating primary mono-symptomatic nocturnal enuresis from voiding disorder in children.

Method: Children 5-12 years old with bedwetting after exclusion of secondary enuresis were enrolled and parents filled a clinical management tool (CMT) questionnaire and a 48-hours voiding diary. Point prevalence and agreement of classification as primary mono-symptomatic nocturnal enuresis or voiding disorder were compared.