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*Definition*: Formation of all types of urinary calculi in the kidney, which may deposit along the entire uro‑genital tract from renal pelvis to urethra.
*Epidemiology*:
- Male : female ratio = 3:1.
- Peak age: 30–50 years.
- Risk factors:
- Personal or family history.
- Low fluid intake / dehydration.
- Loop diuretics.
- Post‑gastrectomy or post‑parathyroidectomy.
- Stone composition often involves calcium oxalate crystal growth (magnesium inhibits it).
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*Clinical Features*:
- Stones usually form in collecting ducts but may deposit anywhere in the uro‑genital tract.
- Small stones may be asymptomatic & detected incidentally.
- Severe unilateral acute flank pain (renal colic).
- Pain radiates anteriorly to groin or sc***um.
- Paroxysmal & progressively worsening.
- Costovertebral angle tenderness.
- Associated symptoms: hematuria, nausea/vomiting, diaphoresis, tachycardia, tachypnea.
- Dysuria, frequency & urgency (urethral irritation).
- Passage of gravel or stone.
- Obstruction may cause inability to pass urine & renal colic.
- Fever, chills, rigors → possible pyelonephritis (infection).
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*Classification*: (partially shown in the image) involves categorizing stones by composition (e.g., calcium oxalate, uric acid, etc.) and location in the urinary tract.
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*Calcium oxalate stones* (≈80% incidence)
- Crystal: Biconcave dumbbells or pyramidal envelopes.
- Radiopacity: Radiopaque (X‑ray/CT – white).
- Prophylaxis: urine alkalinization (citrate).
- Causes: hypercalciuria, hyperoxaluria, hypocitraturia, ethylene glycol (antifreeze) & vit C excess, IBD.
- Tx: hydration, dietary mod (↓ oxalate, ↓ vit C), restrict calcium intake, thiazide diuretics.
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2. *Uric Acid stones* (≈5–10% incidence)
- Crystal: rounded rhomboids, rosettes or needle‑shaped.
- Radiopacity: Radiolucent (X‑ray – transparent).
- Prophylaxis: urine alkalinization.
- Seen in gout, hyperuricemia, desert climates, high cell turnover (chemotherapy).
- Tx: hydration, oral chemolysis (urine alkalinization), low purine diet, allopurinol if high urine uric acid.
3. *Struvite (magnesium ammonium phosphate) stones* (≈6–10%)
- Crystal: rectangular prisms (coffin lid appearance).
- Radiopacity: weakly radiopaque (X‑ray/CT – gray).
- Prophylaxis: urine acidification.
- Associated with UTI & urea‑producing bacteria; alkaline urine → phosphate salt crystal formation (staghorn calculus).
- Tx: hydration, treat UTI, urine acidification, often surgical removal.
4. *Calcium Phosphate stones* (≈5%)
- Crystal: wedge‑shaped prisms.
- Radiopacity: radiopaque (X‑ray/CT).
- Prophylaxis: urine acidification.
- Seen in alkaline urine, hyperparathyroidism, type 1 RTA, upper UTI.
- Prevention: hydration, thiazide diuretics, low sodium diet, urine acidification.
5. *Cystine stones* (≈1–2%)
- Crystal: hexagonal‑shaped.
- Radiopacity: weakly radiopaque, possibly staghorn (X‑ray/CT).
- Prophylaxis: urine alkalinization.
- Due to cystinuria (autosomal recessive defect in renal tubular transport).
- Tx: hydration, low sodium diet, urine alkalinization, chelating agents (tiopronin).
6. *Xanthine stones* (≈
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