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Chapter 28. Elimination Disorders

Edwin J. Mikkelsen, M.D.
DOI: 10.1176/appi.books.9781585623921.462819

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Enuresis has been described throughout recorded time. A comprehensive summary by Glicklich (1951) found descriptions going back to the Papyrus Ebers of 1550 b.c. The history of enuresis is also rich with regard to the various treatment modalities that have been used over the years. Unfortunately, many of these would now appear to be sadistic in nature, given our current base of knowledge.

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