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Prophylactic antibiotics in vesicoureteric reflux: Evidence-based analysis
Indian Journal of Urology, 06/26/09
Ansari MS - In the absence of properly designed, randomized controlled trials and long-term follow-up the question of antibiotic prophylaxis in cases of VUR remains unanswered in large part of it. Whether to give prophylactic antibiotics or not would ultimately need a shared decision-making involving both the treating physician and the parents assessing both the risks and the benefits.
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