Lithiase urinaire héréditaire : expérience d’un service de néphrologie

Kâaroud, H.; Sayhi, Maher; Bacha, Mohamed Mongi; Khadhar, M.; Goucha, R.; Bouzid, K.; Ayed, H.; Bouzouita, A.; Chérif, Mohamed; Chébil, Mohamed; Mrad, Ridha; Omezzine, Asma; Jallouli, M.; Gargah, Tahar; Hamida, F. Ben; Abdallah, T. Ben

doi:10.1016/j.purol.2019.08.262

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“…The sex ratio was 2.75. Several studies have demonstrated the masculine predominance in urinary stone disease with variable sex-ratio: 2 [21], 1.4 [22] and 1.61 [23]. The masculine predominance may be linked to the higher tendency to urinary tract obstruction in aging males or the estrogens' promoting effect on urine citrate's stone formation inhibiting activities [24] [25].…”

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Epidemilogic, Diagnostic, and Therapeutic Features of Urinary Stone Disease in Nothern Benin from 2018 to 2023

Isidore,

Jean,

Rafiou

et al. 2024

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Epidemilogic, Diagnostic, and Therapeutic Features of Urinary Stone Disease in Nothern Benin from 2018 to 2023

Isidore,

Jean,

Rafiou

et al. 2024

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“…Studies have found that the mean age at diagnosis of hereditary renal stones is 28.6 years old; cystinuria is the most common cause, while primary hyperoxaluria is the most serious disease. 72 Hereditary kidney stones should be diagnosed and treated early. Dietary intervention will reduce the occurrence of surgery and stone recurrence.…”

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The current status of preventive measures for urinary calculi in children

Zhong

Huang

Yang

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Therapeutic Advances in Urology

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Urological calculus is a common disease in urology. Urological calculi are generally more common in adults but have become more common in children in recent years. Most existing studies focus on the prevention of urinary calculi in adults; there are relatively few articles on calculi in children. Reported preventive measures are not comprehensive enough, while the latest research progress has not been updated. The pathogenesis and preventive measures associated with urinary calculi have been the focus of research, but many preventive measures still need further clarification. This article reviews the progress on preventive measures for urinary calculi in children.

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