We evaluated the clinical value of flexible ureteroscopic lithotripsy for the treatment of upper
urinary tract calculi in infants. Fifty-five infants with upper urinary tract calculi were included …

We evaluated the demographic features, etiologic risk factors, treatment strategies, and
outcome of the infants and children with urolithiasis (UL). A retrospective multicenter study …

Polymorphisms in the vitamin D receptor (VDR) gene have recently been reported to be
associated with urinary calculi in pediatric and adult cases, but no studies have looked at the …

Pediatric urolithiasis remains endemic in low-resource countries where infants constitute 17–
40% of all children with urolithiasis. This study reports socio-economic factors, medical …

Aim: To evaluate the possible effect of breastfeeding duration on the clinical course and
treatment of stones detected during infancy. Materials and Methods: Forty-eight infants with …

Introduction Renal stone disease diagnosed in the first year of life is relatively uncommon.
While risk factors such as low birth weight, furosemide exposure, and metabolic disorders …

Background Globally, urolithiasis is becoming more and more common among children. We
aimed to determine the etiology, and the diagnostic and therapeutic approaches in patients …

Pediatric urolithiasis has become an important worldwide medical concern as its incidence
and prevalence have increased exponentially in both adults and children [1, 2]. Its true …

Objective: To investigate the possible effects of dietary, patient and stone related factors on
the clinical course of the stone disease as well as the body and renal growth status of the …

Data on urolithiasis in infancy are limited. 1 Infantile urolithiasis represents 20% of the total
pediatric urolithiasis research in the literature. 2 The incidence of pediatric urolithiasis in the …