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== Natural History == * '''<span style="color:#ff0000">At birth, the probability of spontaneous resolution of primary VUR is inversely proportional to the initial grade''' ** '''<span style="color:#ff0000">Most cases of low-grade reflux (grade 1 and 2) will resolve''' ** '''<span style="color:#ff0000">Grade 3 reflux will resolve in β50% of cases''' ** '''<span style="color:#ff0000">Very few cases of higher-grade reflux (grades 4 and 5, and bilateral grade 3) will resolve spontaneously''' *** Attempting to discriminate true differences in resolution rates for grades 3 and higher reflux may not be particularly clinically relevant. * '''At a later age, spontaneous resolution will depend on:''' *# '''Initial grade of reflux, if it is known''' *# '''Age at presentation (more important)''' ** '''Resolution by Age''' *** The age at which reflux begins or is first encountered will play a more potent role in the management of the patient with reflux than the grade itself *** '''When reflux resolves, it often does so within the first few years of life''' *** '''The traditional period of observation for resolution is 5 years'''
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