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Basiri A et al. - The objective of the study is to measure the incidence rate of urolithiasis in a nationwide population-based study by a new methodology. The most common season for presentation of disease was autumn. Geographically, the west and north of Iran, and seasonally, autumn have shown the highest incidence rates for the urinary tract stones. To establish the real burden of urinary stone disease, our study adds a little piece of information to the worldwide epidemiology of urolithiasis.

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