Stone Composition as a Function of Age and Sex
Stone Composition as a Function of Age and Sex
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DOI:
10.2215/cjn.05660614
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发表时间:
2014-12-01
影响因子:
9.8
通讯作者:
Moyer, Thomas P.
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作者:
Lieske, John C.;Rule, Andrew D.;Moyer, Thomas P.
Background and objectives Kidney stones are heterogeneous but often grouped together. The potential effects Of patient demographics and calendar month (season) on stone composition are not widely appreciated.Design, setting, participants, & measurements The first stone submitted by patients for analysis to the Mayo Clinic Metals Laboratory during 2010 was studied (n=43,545). Stones were classified in the following order: any struvite, any cystine, any uric acid, any brushite, majority (>= 50%) calcium oxalate, or majority (>= 50%) hydroxyapatite.Results Calcium oxalate (67%) was the most common followed by hydroxyapatite (16%), uric acid (8%), struvite (3%), brushite (0.9%), and cystine (0.35%). Men accounted for more stone submissions (58%) than women. However, women submitted more stones than men between the ages of 10-19 (63%) and 20-29 (62%) years. Women submitted the majority of hydroxyapatite (65%) and struvite (65%) stones, whereas men submitted the majority of calcium oxalate (64%) and uric acid (72%) stones (P