Titlebook: Renal Stone Disease; Pathogenesis, Preven Charles Y. C. Pak (Donald Seldin Professor of Clin Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishing, Boston

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Pathogenesis of Hypercalciuria,d a group of patients with hypercalciuria, normal serum calcium, and a history of recurrent passage of calcium-containing renal stones. The term . was used to denote their condition, since the cause of the hypercalciuria was not known. More recently, significant progress has been made in delineating

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Radiologic Considerations,simultaneously evolving both diagnostically and therapeutically. Traditionally, a patient with renal colic was dismissed to “X-ray” for a “flat plate of the abdomen” (a misnomer because Belgian glass plates ceased to be the vehicle for storing a radiographic image since approximately 1914 when World

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Diagnostic Considerations,ave lithotripsy (ESWL) has prompted some physicians to disparage the need for medical evaluation and treatment. While these facilitated techniques have greatly reduced the pain and postoperative morbidity associated with a conventional open surgical procedure, they are costly and may be attendant wi

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Struvite Stones,any small, spontaneously passed stones is never determined, this figure certainly overestimates the number of people afflicted with infection-caused stone disease. However, the toll extracted by struvite stone disease from the patient and the medical care system is disproportionately high relative t

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Pathogenesis of Hypercalciuria,o major variants. Despite an abundance of clinical evidence supporting this separative theory of hypercalciuria, it has been suggested that the hypercalciurias may represent varying expressions of the same underlying pathophysiological disturbance. This chapter will attempt to provide a resolution of these apparent controversies.

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Physicochemistry of Urinary Stone Formation,events in the formation of stones are numerous and frequently interrelated. This chapter is an attempt to define some of these events, and to highlight some of the criteria that should be included in any study on urolithiasis.