Vesical Calculi in Children:Study of their Nutritional Status
Background: To evaluate the nutritional status of children with bladder stones as a possible etiology of so called primary or endemic bladder calculi. Methods: In this descriptive study 52 children having bladder stones were enrolled according to specified criteria. Nutritional status was assessed...
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doaj-4f8a062850c146cebea554128dac742e2020-11-25T03:57:27ZengRawalpindi Medical UniversityJournal of Rawalpindi Medical College1683-35621683-35702012-12-01162Vesical Calculi in Children:Study of their Nutritional StatusZein-el- Amir0Department of Urology Benazir Bhutto Hospital and Rawalpindi Medical College,Rawalpindi Background: To evaluate the nutritional status of children with bladder stones as a possible etiology of so called primary or endemic bladder calculi. Methods: In this descriptive study 52 children having bladder stones were enrolled according to specified criteria. Nutritional status was assessed according to weight for height or length deficit. Nutritional status assessment was carried out according to weight for height or length deficit, taking standard deviation to classify mild, moderate and severe malnutrition, corresponding to - 1 Z-score, -2 Z or -3 Z-score with National centre for Health Statistics (NCHS). Results: Of the total 187 paediatric admissions,number of children with vesical calculi was 52 (27.8%). Malnutrition was detected in 57.6%. Nutritional deficiencies were found in 25 patients (83.3%) with idiopathic stone disease.Three patients (10%) revealed anatomical abnormalities, 01 patient (3.3%) had metabolic and 01 patient (3.3%) had associated neurological abnormalities. Conclusion: Imbalanced nutrition is the principal risk factor for paediatric bladder calculi. https://www.journalrmc.com/index.php/JRMC/article/view/563Vesical calculiMetabolic DiseasesMalnutritionChild |
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Vesical Calculi in Children:Study of their Nutritional Status |
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Journal of Rawalpindi Medical College |
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Background: To evaluate the nutritional status of
children with bladder stones as a possible etiology of so
called primary or endemic bladder calculi.
Methods: In this descriptive study 52 children having
bladder stones were enrolled according to specified
criteria. Nutritional status was assessed according to
weight for height or length deficit. Nutritional status
assessment was carried out according to weight for height
or length deficit, taking standard deviation to classify
mild, moderate and severe malnutrition, corresponding to -
1 Z-score, -2 Z or -3 Z-score with National centre for Health
Statistics (NCHS).
Results: Of the total 187 paediatric admissions,number
of children with vesical calculi was 52 (27.8%).
Malnutrition was detected in 57.6%. Nutritional
deficiencies were found in 25 patients (83.3%) with
idiopathic stone disease.Three patients (10%) revealed
anatomical abnormalities, 01 patient (3.3%) had metabolic
and 01 patient (3.3%) had associated neurological
abnormalities.
Conclusion: Imbalanced nutrition is the principal risk
factor for paediatric bladder calculi.
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