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. 2024 Oct 1;40(4):235–241. doi: 10.4103/iju.iju_38_24

Table 1.

Patient baseline characteristics

Number of patients n=2183
Age, median (IQR) 48 (36–59)
Male (%) 1463 (67.0)
BMI, median (IQR) 25 (23–28)
Diabetes mellitus, n (%) 377 (17.3)
High blood pressure, n (%) 466 (21.3)
Presentation, n (%)#
 Hematuria only 51 (2.3)
 Pain only 1586 (72.7)
 Hematuria and pain 338 (15.5)
 Fever 218 (10.0)
 Urine culture positive 223 (10.2)
Indications for intervention, n (%)
 Recurrent stone former 741 (33.9)
 Elevated creatinine 346 (15.8)
 Incidental 177 (8.1)
 Pain 1952 (89.4)
 Clear fragments from past intervention 163 (7.5)
 Patient profession needs it 42 (1.9)
Prestented, n (%) 846 (38.8)
Preoperative antibiotics*, n (%) 1701 (77.9)
Preoperative imaging, n (%)
 CT, noncontrasted 1178 (54.0)
 CT, contrasted 997 (45.7)
 Single stone, n (%) 1188 (54.4)
Stone size (mm), median (IQR) 10.2 (9.0–14.0)
Classification (mm), n (%)
 Single <15 861 (39.4)
 Single ≥15 327 (14.9)
 Multiple 995 (45.7)
Stone location(s), n (%)#
 Upper pole 533 (26.0)
 Interpolar 559 (27.2)
 Lower pole 800 (39.0)
 Pelvis 943 (46.0)
 Proximal ureter 226 (11.0)

*Any case including those with and without positive cultures, #More than one possible. IQR=Interquartile range, CT=Computed tomography, BMI=Body mass index