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Nelson CP et al. – During a 5–year period after dextranomer/hyaluronic acid was introduced for endoscopic therapy the number of children newly diagnosed with vesicoureteral reflux treated with early antireflux surgery increased primarily due to increased use of endoscopy. This finding suggests that despite the lack of evidence of benefit, endoscopy is increasingly viewed as first line therapy for reflux.

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