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Table 2 Urinary volume and solute concentrations in 24-h urine samples of the four study groups

From: Effect of sample time on urinary lithogenic risk indexes in healthy and stone-forming adults and children

 

Adults

Children

Healthy

Stone formers

p-value

Heatlhy

Stone formers

p-value

Volume (mL/24 h)

1573 (1189–2173)

1778 (1250–2380)

0.089

876 (672–1180)

1100 (645–1707)

0.111

Creatinine (mg/L)

919 (648–1230)

804 (571–1098)

0.106

970 (763–1294)

796 (565–1245)

0.007

Calcium (mg/L)

106 (70–179)

124 (89–174)

0.166

72 (45–120)

130 (72–231)

< 0.001

Magnesium (mg/L)

64 (44–86)

55 (43–76)

0.143

113 (77–142)

93 (52–125)

0.081

Oxalate (mg/L)

15 (12–19)

20 (14–24)

0.001

22 (17–29)

25 (22–32)

0.120

Phosphorous (mg/L)

517 (397–784)

515 (357–637)

0.207

840 (597–1063)

597 (430–768)

0.002

Uric acid (mg/L)

369 (272–513)

343 (258–481)

0.334

548 (393–691)

411 (298–606)

0.018

Citrate (mg/L)

435 (286–676)

322 (226–470)

0.003

517 (373–722)

347 (205–626)

0.005

  1. Results are expressed as median (P25-P75). Statistical comparisons are between healthy and stone-forming adults, and between healthy and stone-forming children