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Urolithiasis and Race: Another Viewpoint

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Journal J Urol
Publisher Wolters Kluwer
Specialty Urology
Date 1985 Sep 1
PMID 4032547
Citations 3
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Abstract

We describe 193 consecutive individuals with documented urolithiasis in a military population. In contrast to other reports, the prevalence of stone disease was nearly identical in white-and black patients. This unique black population refutes the concept that urinary calculi are rare in blacks.

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