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See Latest ArticlesMetabolic abnormalities in patients with nephrolithiasis: comparison of first-episode with recurrent cases in Southern Iran
International Urology and Nephrology, 06/25/09
Hosseini MM et al. - Low 24-h urine volume was the most common abnormalities in patients with nephrolithiasis in our region. Metabolic evaluation must be performed in all patients with renal stone even those with first time stone formation.
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