… kidney stone at some point in their life.More than half of those who are diagnosed with a
stone … The high prevalence and recurrent and unpredictable nature of stone disease and its …

Renal stone disease is a worldwide problem which carries significant morbidity. It frequently
requires specialist urology intervention. Patients with recurrent disease and those at high …

… and fixed particle models of the Initiation of stone formation in the renal collecting system. …
Modlin M: The aetiology of renal stone: A new concept arising from studied on a stone-free …

… of renal stone disease. This review summarizes what we currently know and think about
renal stone disease, and it sets out a practical approach to renal stone management, based …

… >50% of renal stones may reoccur. This review summarises the pathophysiology of renal
stones and discusses the clinical management for prevention and treatment of renal stones. …

… These factors, referred to in the debate on the value of stone analysis in the investigation
of renal stone disease,4 limit but do not invalidate the information gained from stone analysis. …

… the stone moves into the bladder with accompanying decompression of the upper urinary
tract.Renal stones … It is estimated2 that 12% of men and 5% of women will develop renal stone …

… the cause of renal stones, few reliable data exist regarding the incidence of renal stones in
the … It appears that whereas renal stones are common and perhaps becoming more so in the …

… Renal stones have long been associated with affluence, 1 … A trend for a steadily increasing
rate of incident stones over the … the incidence of symptomatic renal stones in Rochester, MN …

… In retrospective evaluations of the natural history of renal stones we have previously
estimated that approximately 50% of all patients with a single stone will experience at least one …