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Randomised trial of a vibrating bladder stimulator – the time to pee study

¹ Emergency Department, Bristol Children’s Hospital, Bristol
² Research and Development Support Unit, United Bristol Healthcare Trust, Bristol
³ Faculty of Health and Social Care, University of the West of England, Bristol

Correspondence to:
Patrick Davies, Emergency Department, Bristol Children’s Hospital, Bristol, UK; daviespatrick{at}hotmail.com

This randomised, non-blinded study evaluated a vibrating bladder stimulator to facilitate collection of a urine sample from pre-continent children. The use of a bladder stimulator produced no significant time improvements in any of the analysed parameters (n = 97). We identify a population of patients who may benefit from some form of bladder stimulation.