Le Mali medical · 2010
[Urinary lithiasis in children: a study of 20 cases].
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Sow Y, Coulibaly M, Fall B, Sarr A, Fall P A, NDoye A K, Ba M, Diagne B A
Аннотация
PURPOSE: To report the cases of urolithiasis in children and to assess epidemiological, clinical and therapeutically aspects.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: We study retrospectively the cases of urolithiasis in children of 0 to 15 years old between 2003 and 2008. The parameters of study were: age, sex, clinical and therapeutically aspects.
RESULTS: We report 20 cases. The mean age was 5.4 years. The sex-ratio was 9/1. Dysuria was the most common symptom. Abdominal plain radiography associate with ultrasonography permitted the diagnostic in most cases. Stone location was in the bladder mainly (n = 12). Posterior Urethra valves were the common etiology found. The surgical treatment was performed in all cases and consisted of cystolithotomy in the majority.
CONCLUSION: Children urinary stones are less common than in adults. The etiologies are different but the treatment is coming to be alike.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: We study retrospectively the cases of urolithiasis in children of 0 to 15 years old between 2003 and 2008. The parameters of study were: age, sex, clinical and therapeutically aspects.
RESULTS: We report 20 cases. The mean age was 5.4 years. The sex-ratio was 9/1. Dysuria was the most common symptom. Abdominal plain radiography associate with ultrasonography permitted the diagnostic in most cases. Stone location was in the bladder mainly (n = 12). Posterior Urethra valves were the common etiology found. The surgical treatment was performed in all cases and consisted of cystolithotomy in the majority.
CONCLUSION: Children urinary stones are less common than in adults. The etiologies are different but the treatment is coming to be alike.