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Table 2 Overall analysis of demographic and clinical characteristics compared stone-free with not stone-free after PCNL

From: Evaluation of three stone-scoring systems for predicting SFR and complications after percutaneous nephrolithotomy: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Outcomes of interest

No. of studies

No. of patients SF/NSF

OR/WMD(95% CI) a

p-value

Study heterogeneity

Chi2

df

I2

p-value

Age(year)

7

1101/559

0.02[−1.48,1.52] a

0.98

5.57

6

0%

0.47

BMI(kg/m2)

6

1053/534

−0.59[− 1.80,0.63] a

0.34

21.87

5

77%

0.0006

Proportion/male

6

914/484

1.48[1.18,1.86]

0.0007

2.38

5

0%

0.80

Laterality(right/left)

6

914/484

1.10[0.88,1.38]

0.41

8.43

5

41%

0.13

Stone burden(mm2)

6

914/484

−504.28[−673.88,-334.67] a

< 0.0001

13.47

5

63%

0.02

No of involved calyces

3

560/316

−1.23[−1.94,-0.52]

0.0007

9.15

2

78%

0.01

Staghorn

6

914/484

0.33[0.26,0.43]

< 0.0001

6.58

5

24%

0.25

Stone density(HU)

4

777/377

−37.65[−81.95,6.65] a

0.10

4.90

4

18%

0.30

Guy score

5

777/377

−0.64[−0.90,-0.37] a

< 0.0001

26.42

4

85%

< 0.0001

CROES nomogram

6

964/452

29.48[9.84,49.12] a

0.003

57.50

5

91%

< 0.0001

S.T.O.N.E. score

6

964/452

−1.23[−1.78,-0.67] a

< 0.0001

35.04

5

86%

< 0.0001

  1. SF stone free, NSF not stone free, PCNL percutaneous nephrolithotomy, OR odds ratio, WMD weighted mean difference, CI confidence interval, BMI body mass index, a WMD