Titlebook: Diagnosis and Management of Pediatric Nephrolithiasis; Neil J. Paloian,Kristina L. Penniston Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022

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Edwin Bendyk,Jerzy Hausner,Micha? Kud?aczere are many chemical and physical properties of the urine that maintain these solutes in an undersaturated state, and these solutes leave the body in the urine as they remain in the liquid phase. During certain pathologic states, these solutes become supersaturated in the urine and form salts that

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The Legal Aspects of Intelligent Citiesisdiagnosed and have the potential to cause progressive renal disease. Recurrent kidney stones or nephrocalcinosis in a prepubertal child should raise the concern about this group of diseases and any possible inborn errors of metabolism. Fortunately, early diagnosis and novel therapies can transform

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-47087-0use nephrolithiasis. The first is by direct crystallization of a poorly soluble drug or its metabolites. The second is via the induction of metabolic effects that promote calculi formation. Antimicrobials (sulfonamides and protease inhibitors in particular) are the class most implicated in direct cr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-47087-0a larger component of this increasing prevalence is due to a wide array of nutritional factors in otherwise generally healthy children. Understanding the link between diet and stone formation is critical when assessing a pediatric patient with a kidney stone. It is equally critical that a registered

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Hikaru Nagano,Shogo Okamoto,Yoji Yamada Special considerations including patient size must be taken into account when discussing treatment options, particularly surgical interventions. Herein we present the principles of urologic surgery in pediatric patients with urolithiasis.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-4-431-55690-9ing the necessary clinical information using the minimum required dose of radiation. The appropriate imaging modality will depend upon the indication for evaluation. In the setting of suspected nephrolithiasis in children, ultrasound is generally regarded as the first-line modality. Computed tomogra

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Gunhyuk Park,Katherine J. Kuchenbeckerdecrease the probability of recurrent stone disease. Since the underlying cause of pediatric nephrolithiasis is often related to dietary factors, nutritional interventions are frequently prescribed as part of the overall treatment plan. It is important to understand the tools available from a nutrit