Quick-Wee Versus Bladder Stimulation System to Collect Midstream Urine From Pre-continent Infants

"The bladder stimulation technique requires the presence of 2 people:~* The child must be held by an adult (caregiver or parent) under the armpits, legs dangling.~* the first person (the investigator), performs the stimulation technique consisting of: rapid tapping (frequency of about 100 / min), over the pubic area, at the level of the bladder, alternated with external rotational movements of the pits lumbar, in the kidneys. Alternate these 2 maneuvers every 30 seconds.~* The second person starts the stopwatch at the start of the stimulation, and is about to collect the urine, 2nd jet in a sterile pot~* The maneuver ends as soon as urine is obtained, and will be stopped after 5 minutes in case of failure."

"The Quick wee technique requires the presence of only one person:~Stimulation of the suprapubic area by circular movements, with a cold and wet compress held by sterile forceps.~Collection of urine in a sterile container."