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. 2023 Feb 20;20(4):3735. doi: 10.3390/ijerph20043735

Table 2.

Crucial laboratory parameters and imaging findings in patients admitted due to renal colic.

Parameters Control Group Study Group A Study Group B p Value
Time period Oct.–Dec. 2019 Oct.–Dec. 2020 Feb.–Apr. 2021
eGFR 0.351
≥90 20 17 15
60–89 51 28 18
30–59 38 24 18
15–29 6 4 0
<15 2 2 0
C-reactive protein 0.000
Median 8.17 39.58 60.00
Range 0.28–422.13 0.34–297.43 7.88–298.40
Procalcitonin 0.001
Median 0.09 0.11 0.50
Range 0.02–19.00 0.02–20.40 0.02–96.80
White blood cell count 0.000
Median 8.74 9.37 13.20
Range 3.80–22.89 4.53–29.92 4.50–47.00
Erythrocyturia 0.586
no 56 34 20
yes 61 41 31
Leukocyturia 0.019
no 70 33 20
yes 47 42 31
Nitrite-positive urine 0.011
no 107 66 38
yes 10 9 13
Urinary culture 0.205
negative 102 58 42
positive 15 17 9
Blood culture 0.454
negative 107 72 48
positive 10 3 3
Grade of hydronephrosis 0.250
no 10 11 4
renal pelvis 88 38 36
renal calyces 19 26 11
Stone size (mm) 0.094
<5 47 46 25
5–10 40 8 21
10–20 20 13 4
>20 10 8 1
Number of stones 0.557
single 103 63 46
multiple 14 12 5
Stone location 0.575
renal pelvis 5 1 3
upper ureter 35 27 16
middle ureter 27 24 11
distal ureter 50 23 21
Type of intervention 0.237
MET 17 13 1
Urinary drainage 6 10 11
Stone removal 94 52 39

eGFR: estimated glomerular filtration rate; MET: medical expulsive therapy; SD: standard deviation.