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See Latest ArticlesSex Prevalence of Pediatric Kidney Stone Disease in the United States: An Epidemiologic Investigation
Urology, 07/24/09
Novak TE et al. – The sex distribution of pediatric urolithiasis varied with age, with boys more commonly affected in the first decade of age and girls in the second decade. Although the reason for this unique epidemiologic finding is not readily apparent, additional studies can build on this hypothesis–generating work.
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