Influence of Overweight on 24-hour Urine Chemistry Studies and Recurrent Urolithiasis in Children
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...[11] reported a significantly increased risk between increasing body mass and subsequent kidney stones in three large prospective cohorts....
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...Recent studies have shown that the annual incidence is increasing in different populations [2]....
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...[2] also observed that hypocitraturia is the most commonly identified metabolic abnormality, which was present in 52% of the children studied between 2003 and 2005....
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...Most children with urinary UL have underlying metabolic abnormalities, and hypercalciuria is the most prevalent [3]....
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...Increasing BMI is a risk factor for abnormal 24-hour urine chemistry studies in adult stone formers and healthy controls without a history of UL [8]....
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...[13] demonstrated a strong association between obesity and an increased risk for stone formation owing to increased urinary excretion of stone-forming risk factors....
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...[13] noted that increased BMI affects urinary homeostasis by increasing factors that promote stone formation, such as decreased urinary pH, increased urinary calcium, and increased urinary uric acid excretion....
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