Schröder H E, Lohse R, Böhm W D
Z Urol Nephrol. 1981 Mar;74(3):235-41.
Of 117 formers of relapsing calcium oxalate calculi 75.2% showed a hyperuricaemia, 64.1% a hyperlipoproteinaemia, 19.7% a diabetes mellitus, 44.4% a hypertension, 11% a hyperuricuria (greater than 1.0 g/a day) and 7.5% a hypercalciuria. In 30 formers of relapsing uric acid calculi we could establish a hyperuricaemia in 93.3%, a hyperlipoproteinaemia in 76.7%, a diabetes mellitus in 36.7%, a hypertension in 80%, a hyperuricuria in 11% and a hypercalciuria in 3.8%. In comparison to formers of calcium oxalate calculi patients with uric acid calculi had a significantly higher body-weight. The results of our examinations make clear that in relapsing formation of urinary calculi frequently a complex disturbance of the metabolism is present which in every case must be established and treated.