British Journal of Urology · 1975 · 24 citations · 12 references
MedicineNephrologyUrologyRenal PathologyRenal PathophysiologyUrolithiasisMetabolic EvaluationRecurrent Stone DiseaseRenal DiseaseKidney Stone RecurrenceLaboratory AbnormalitiesRenal Tubular Acidification DefectsRenal Tubular Dysfunction
In a series of 120 patients with renal stones 60% were found to have a treatable metabolic abnormality. Idiopathic hypercalciuria and the incomplete form of renal tubular acidosis were the two most common abnormalities. Both conditions in the untreated form were associated with an unacceptably high stone recurrence rate and incidence of change. In view of this, follow-up is considered essential and if medical treatment is to be offered this should be in the form of a controlled clinical trial.
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THE EXCRETION OF ACID IN RENAL DISEASE
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Composition and structure of urinary stone
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The use of thiazides in the prevention of renal calculi.
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