CONTRIBUŢIE LA STUDIUL LITIAZEI URINARE LA SUGAR.

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    • Alternate Title:
      Contribution to the study of urinary lithiasis in children.
    • Abstract:
      The authors present 7 cases of urinary lithiasis (4 male and 3 female patients), aged between 3 and 12 months. The prevailing simptomatology was the violent abdominal cholica, microscopic hematuria and persistent piuria. The localization of the calculi was pielocaliceal in 4 of the cases, vezical in 2 cases and uretheral in one case. Malformation of the kidneys and urinary tracts were present in 5 lithiasis cases; relative hypercalciuria in two cases and lithiasis in family at two infants. The chemical analysis of the calculi, done at 4 newborns revealed the presence of calcium oxalates in 3 cases and of the ammonia-magnesian fosfates in one case. In 4 cases surgical intervention was needed and extracorporeal litotrition was done in 3 newborns. The reapparition of the calculi was registered at 2 infants. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      Autorii prezintӑ 7 cazuri de litiazӑ urinarӑ la sugari (4 de sex masculin şi 3 de sex feminin), cu vârsta cuprinsӑ între 3 şi 12 luni. Simptomatologia a fost dominatӑ de colici abdominale violente, hematurie microscopicӑ şi piurie persistentӑ. Localizarea calculilor a fost în 4 cazuri pielocalicealӑ, în 2 cazuri vezicalӑ şi într-un caz ureteralӑ. Malformaţii ale rinichilor şi cӑilor urinare au fost prezente în 5 cazuri de litiazӑ; hipercalciurie relativӑ în 2 cazuri şi litiazӑ în familie la 2 sugari. Analiza chimicӑ a calculilor efectuatӑ la 4 sugari a relevat prezenţa oxalaţilor de calciu în 3 cazuri şi a fosfatului amoniaco-magnezian într-un caz. İn 4 cazuri s-a intervenit chirurgical şi la 3 sugari mai mari prin litotriţie extracorporealӑ. Recidive calculoase s-au înregistrat la 2 sugari. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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