To lessen the risk of urinary tract degeneration in children with myelomeningocele and neurogenic bladder, consider intermittent catheterization.
The catheter's lubricated end should be inserted into the urethra with strong, moderate pressure. Place the catheter's other end over the toilet or other container. Slide the catheter slowly toward the bladder until urine begins to drain from the tube. Insert the catheter one or two more inches.
Between the patient's thighs, place the drainage basin with the catheter inside. With your dominant hand, pick up the catheter. Enter the urinary meatus with the catheter's lubricated tip. the catheter is advanced.
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