Case Series
Recurrent Urolithiasis Revealing Primary Hyperparathyroidism in a Nephrology Department
Table 1
Clinical features of our study population.
| | Patients | Age (years)/gender | Medical history | Herbal infusion | BMI/Weight (kg) | Delay of diagnosis (years) | Kidney stone’s location | Spontaneous emission of stones | Urological intervention | Kidney stone analysis |
| | 1 (WR) | 39/M | HP-UI | Yes | 29.93/92 | 8 | Bilateral | | ECL-PCNL | Ox-Ca | | Ox: 73%, Ca 20% |
| | 2 (BA) | 48/M | HP | — | 26.2/77 | 17 | Unilateral | | ECL-surgery | Ox-Ca | | Ca: 60%, Ox: 22% | | Infectious component |
| | 3 (DH) | 47/F | HP | — | 26.47/76 | 6 | Bilateral | Yes | No | Ox-Ph-Ca | | Ca: 70%, Ph: 20%, Ox: 8% |
| | 4 (HR) | 38/F | No | — | | 2 | Bilateral | Yes | | Ox-Ph-Ca | | Ca: 75%, Ph: 20%, Ox: ..% |
| | 5 (NL) | 48/F | HP diabetes | — | 32.23/75 | 1 | Bilateral | | ECL-PCNL surgery | Ph-Ca | | Ca: 50%, Ph: 38% |
| | 6 (GK) | 45/F | HP-UI | Yes | 29.26/71 | 5 | Bilateral | | ECL-surgery | Ph: 70% | | Infectious component |
| | 7 (BAS) | 27/H | No | | -/93 | 5 | Bilateral | | ECL | ND |
| | 8 (NH) | 44/H | No | | -/87 | 2 | Unilateral | Yes | No | Ca-Ph | | Ca: 85%, Ph: 15% |
| | 9 (DS) | 54/F | No | Yes | -/75 | — | Bilateral | | Surgery | Ph-Ox-Ca | | Ph: 70%, Ox: 17%, | | Ca: 10% | | Infectious component |
| | 10 (HI) | 34/F | UI E. coli | No | 52/141 | 10 | Bilateral | Yes | Surgery neprectomy | ND |
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ECL: extra corporeal lithotripsy, PCNL: percutaneous nephrolithotomy, and ND: none done.
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