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. 2020 Feb 28;18:106. doi: 10.1186/s12967-020-02270-7

Table 1.

Characteristics of the included trials and participants

Author Year Patients Gender (M/F) Mean age (year) Sample Events/total (intervention) Events/total (placebo) Drugs (intervention) Drugs (control) Lost visits Percent of lost visits Follow-up (month)
Borghi et al. [20] 1993 Recurrent calcium stones

I: 18/7

C: 20/5

I: 46.5

C: 42.8

40 3/19 9/21 Indapamide No treatment 10 20% 36
Brocks et al. [10] 1981 Recurrent calcium stones NR 16–49 62 5/33 5/29 Bendroflumethiazide Placebo 0 0 48
Ettinger et al. [19] 1988 Recurrent calcium stones NR

T: L 49.8, H 49.3

C: 48.9

73 6/42 14/31 Chlorthalidone Placebo NR NR 36
Fernández-Rodríguez et al. [18] 2006 Recurrent calcium stones NR NR 100 16/50 28/50 Hydrochlorothiazide No treatment 0 0 36
Laerum et al. [17] 1984 Recurrent calcium stones 38/12

T: 45.8

C: 42.7

48 5/23 12/25 Hydrochlorothiazide + KCl Placebo 2 4% 12–51
Mortensen et al. [16] 1986 Recurrent kidney stones All male 20–49 22 0/12 4/10 Bendroflumethiazide + KCl Placebo 5 18.5% 72
Ohkawa et al. [15] 1992 Calcium stones with hypercalciuria

I: 45/37

C: 52/41

I: 48.7

C: 46.9

175 11/82 41/93 Trichlormethiazide No treatment 35 16.7% 6–68
Scholz et al. [9] 1982 Recurrent calcium calculi

I: 14/11

C: 17/9

I: 46

C: 41

51 6/25 6/26 Hydrochlorothiazide Placebo 3 5.6% 12

I intervention group, C control group, NR not reported, L low dose group, H high dose group, KCl potassium chloride