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Materials and methods The cohort comprises 117 consecutive individuals with open spina bifida who were treated unselectively from birth in the Neurosurgical department at Addenbrooke's Hospital, Cambridge, England between 1963 and 1971. They have been reviewed six times by the same independent observer. Based on the results of meticulous neurological examination in infancy, we divided the group into those with and without sacral sparing and looked at the relation with long term outcome

Relation between sacral sparing and long term urological outcome in open spina bifida