Salabarría GJR, Herrera FC, González RA, Santana PS, Martínez SM, Acosta ME

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ABSTRACT

Objective: to show the prevalence of hypercalciuria and hyperuricosuria in patients who attend our Nephrology and Urology Consultations with nephrourological symptoms and the frequency of the different symptoms they presented.
Method: a retrospective analytical study was carried out of 2770 patients in whom calciuria was indicated, including uricosuria in 2579 of these, determining the Calcium/Creatinine and Uric Acid/Creatinine indices for each patient and estimating the excretion in 24 hours by means of the mathematical model developed by our group.
Results: of the 2770 patients, 1165 (42.05%) had hypercalciuria and 433 (16.8%) had hyperuricosuria, and of the total in 494 patients (17.84%) the clinical data were not recorded. The most frequent symptoms were hematuria, lithiasis, renal colic, and urinary tract infection in the same proportion, and abdominal / flank pain, dysuria, and bone fractures were reported with a lower incidence.
Conclusions: the prevalence of hypercalciuria and hyperuricosuria was high in patients with nephrourological symptoms suggestive of these disorders; Gross or microscopic hematuria, kidney stones, urinary tract infection, renal colic and, to a lesser extent, recurrent abdominal / flank pain, were the symptoms most frequently reported in the indications. There was a male predominance in both metabolic disorders.

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