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Lee H-Y et al. - Most high grade VURs could be detected by US and DMSA scan, but the prediction rate was not as high in low grade VURs. However, spontaneous improvement without complications is anticipated in patients with either low or high grade reflux and negative findings on US and DMSA scan.

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