Research Article

Ureterorenoscopic (URS) Lithotripsy and Balloon Dilation Cause Acute Kidney Injury and Distal Renal Tubule Damage: A Prospective Study

Table 1

Clinical characteristics of the study population.

Negative controlUreteral stricture (group 1)Ureteral stone (group 2)Staghorn stone (positive control)

Number (%)13 (5.9)52 (23.6)141 (64.1)14 (6.4)
Hydronephrosis, (%)
 Grade 013 (100)13 (25.0)5 (3.5)0 (0)
 Grade 10 (0)17 (32.7)61 (43.3)11 (78.6)
 Grade 20 (0)13 (25.0)58 (41.1)3 (21.4)
 Grade 30 (0)9 (17.3)17 (12.1)0 (0)
Age, years, mean (SD)51.7 (2.6)53.0 (2.0)54.5 (1.1)59.1 (2.7)
Gender, (%)
 Male8 (61.5)28 (53.8)101 (71.6)11 (78.6)
 Female5 (38.5)24 (46.2)40 (28.4)3 (21.4)
eGFR, mL/min/1.73 m2, mean (SD)92.0 (6.6)87.0 (4.0)86.9 (3.5)85.1 (8.7)
BMI, mean (SD)25.9 (1.2)24.6 (0.5)24.3 (2.1)24.5 (1.0)
Stone size, cm, mean (SD)--0.9 (0.5)5.4 (0.7)
Location (stone or stricture), n (%)
 Upper-31 (59.6)79 (56.0)-
 Middle-3 (5.8)42 (29.8)-
 Lower-18 (34.6)20 (14.2)-

Abbreviations: BMI: body mass index; eGFR: estimated glomerular filtration rate; U/O: urine output.