Abstract Purpose of Review No gold standard exists for managing neurogenic bowel
dysfunction, specifically in individuals with spina bifida. Since the International Children's …

Background Informal caregivers often serve as decision makers for dependent or vulnerable
individuals facing health care decisions. Decision regret is one of the most prevalent …

Background/purpose Parental decisional conflict and decisional regret are aspects in
parental adjustment to childhood elective surgery. This study assessed correlates of …

Background Surgical management for neurogenic bladder requires complex decision-
making by physicians, patients, and caregivers. Assessing decisional regret (DR) as a …

Introduction The reasons for performing a circumcision among males after the neonatal
period are usually cultural or medical. We aimed to evaluate parental regret for providing …

Purpose Revision surgery for the removal of excess foreskin after circumcision is a common
procedure. The decision regret scale (DRS) is a validated questionnaire which assesses …

Background The objective of this study was to investigate decisional regret among left
ventricular assist device (LVAD) patients and their caregivers. Methods This study was a …

Background Decision-making concerning relatives undergoing surgery is challenging. It
remains unclear to what extent implicated next of kin eventually regret their decisions and …

Background Decisional regret (DR) has previously been applied to other urologic issues
(hypospadias, prostate cancer). The present study seeks to evaluate certain patient factors …

Objective To describe and compare differences in perception of independence, urinary
continence, and quality of life in an adult spina bifida (SB) population. Methods We collected …