THE HINMAN SYNDROME - NONNEUROGENIC NEUROGENIC URINARY-BLADDER RENAL SCINTIGRAPHIC FINDINGS

The Hinman Syndrome is applied to a group of neurologically normal children presenting with clinical and radiological findings strongly suggestive of a primary neuropathic process. The authors report a radionuclide renal study demonstrating massive dilatation of the urinary bladder with marked changes in shape and position of the bladder in supine and standing positions. The clinical findings and renal scintigraphy were consistent with the Hinman Syndrome.