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Takahashi T et al. – The survey included the age and gender, location of stones, history of urinary stone, treatment received, and stone composition, if available. Annual incidence of upper urinary tract stone was estimated using the data of population census of Japan 2005 and compared with the data of Tajima during 1991–1993.

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