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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Anat Rec (Hoboken). 2014 Jan 30;297(4):731–748. doi: 10.1002/ar.22881

TABLE 2.

STONE ANALYSES, URINARY TRACT ABNORMALITIES AND CORTICAL INJURY IN STONE FORMERS

Case Stone Analysis Initial/Final GU abnormality Cortical Injury
# Apatite (%) CaOx (%) Br (%) Br (%) CaOx (%)
1 1 64 36 - - - Staghorn, ureteritis cystica None
2 2 40 60 - - 36/0 Staghorn, bifid ureter, megacalycosis None
3 3 75 25 - - 50/13 - None
4 7 94 6 - - 0/34 Staghorn, R kidney cortex thinned Glom
5 5 55 25 20 - 20/4 - Glom
6 2 82 18 - - 10/26 - Glom, Int
7 4a 68 32 - - - - None
8 2a 85 15 - - - - None
9 1 100 - - - - Int
10 1 74 26 - - - - -
11 5 60 40 - - 50/12 - None
12 7 19 23 57 0/100 - - Glom, Int
13 10 0 30 70 0/100 - - None
14 2a 0 0 100 - - - -
15 5 12 6 82 96/44 - - None
16 5 0 0 100 100/100 - UPJ obstruction None
17 2 0 33 77 34/100 - L UPJ obstruction; all stones on L None
18 3 7 60 33 0/(0/100)b - R ureteral stricture, dilated ureter None
19 2a 7 46 45 - c - Staghorn None
20 2 0 0 100 100/100 - Horseshoe kidney Glom
21 2a 0 50 50 - d - Staghorn, Persistent R hydro x 2 yr None
22 3 19 33 48 68/74 - Staghorn, duplicate collecting system, L hydro -
23 3 27 10 63 0/100 - Staghorn, Pyelitis cystica Int
24 3a 20 19 61 -e - - None
25 3 8 48 37 0/(25/85)f - Long term R staghorn with stents None
26 6 9 22 69 98/(10/84) - - -

Stone analysis, # of stones analyzed, mineral as % of all stone material analyzed; Initial/final, % BR or HA in first and last stone analyzed;

a

, single stone episode;

b

, L stone 87% CaOx, 13% HA, R stone 100% BR;

c

, L stone 89% CaOx, 11% HA, R stone >90% BR;

d

, L stone 100% COM, R stone 100% Br;

e

, L stones 100% BR, R stone 57% CaOx, 43% HA;

f

, L stones mainly BR, R stones mainly CaOx and HA with thin outer layer BR.

L, left; R, right; UPJ, uretero-pelvic junction; hydro, hydronephrosis; Glom, glomerular injury score ≥ 2; Int, interstitial fibrosis or tubule atrophy score ≥ 2.