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See Latest ArticlesEpidemiology of Nephrolithiasis in Personnel Returning From Operation Iraqi Freedom
Urology, 07/27/09
Pugliese JM et al. – The rate of reported urolithiasis among deployed personnel was lower than that in the general population. The personnel who reported urolithiasis during deployment were slightly older. A personal history or family history of stone disease was significant predictors of urolithiasis in this deployed population.
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