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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Kidney Int. 2010 Apr 28;78(3):310–317. doi: 10.1038/ki.2010.131

TABLE 2.

SURGICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL FINDINGS AND STONE TYPE

Pt Papillary deformity (%) Plaque Papillary Surface Area (%) Stones Attached to Plaque Dilated BD IMCD BD Deposits Nature of IMCD Crystals Glom Tub At IF Stone Type
1 100% 4.80 Yes +++ 6±2 HA - - - COM (2)
2 33% 3.60 Yes ++ 2±1 HA, CaOx 19/1/2/4 1 1 COM (1)
3 10% 3.03 Yes + 1±1 HA 33/1/0/2 2 2 COM (1)
4 10% 6.38 Yes + 2±1 HA, CaOx - - - COM (2)
5 75% 2.62 Yes ++ 2±1 HA 12/0/1/11 2 2 CaOx 91%, HA 9% (5)
6 10% 14.90 Yes + 1±1 HA 10/2/1/0 1 1 COM (1)
7 20% 2.17 Yes + 1±1 HA 27/2/3/0 1 1 COM (3)
8 50% 6.99 Yes ++ 4±1 HA 8/1/1/2 2 2 COM (2)
9 75% 1.23 Yes +++ 4±2 HA 17/1/2/3 2 2 CaOx 95% (4)*
10 70% 7.68 Yes ++ 1±1 HA, CaOx 13/1/1/10 2 2 COM (12)
11 10% 1.76 No + 1±1 HA 5/1/0/2 1 1 COM 98%, HA 2% (4)

% Papillary deformity refers to the fraction of papillae visualized at the time of surgery with deformity; % Plaque papillary surface area, mean percent of papillary surface covered by white plaque; Stones attached to plaque, stones found attached to papilla on plaque at surgery; Dilated BD, degree of dilatation of Bellini ducts; IMCD/BD, inner medullary collecting duct+Bellini duct, mean number of deposits/mm2 of tissue on μCT; IMCD crystals, HA hydroxyapatite, CaOx, calcium oxalate; Glom, # glomeruli/#mild/#moderate/#global sclerosis; Tub At, cortical tubular atrophy, graded 1–3; IF, cortical interstitial fibrosis graded 1–3; COM, calcium oxalate monohydrate;

*

small amount hydroxyapatite and acid ammonium urate in 1 stone each.