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Table 1 Demographic, clinical characteristics and perioperative variables of patients who underwent RIRS for lower pole kidney stones

From: External validation of the T.O.HO. score as predictor of success after retrograde intrarenal surgery

 

Total

(n = 611)

Successful

(n = 443, 72.5%)

Unsuccessful

(n = 168, 27.5%)

p

Age (years)

46.1 ± 14.2

45.7 ± 14.3

47.1 ± 13.8

0.209 m

Sex

   

0.671 c

 Male, n (%)

385 (63)

277 (62.5)

108 (64.4)

 

 Female, n (%)

226 (37)

166 (37.5)

60 (35.6)

 

Stone length (mm) (mean ± SD)

16.3 ± 8.4

14 ± 5.5

22.5 ± 11.2

 < 0.001 m

Stone location

   

 < 0.001 c

 Ureter and renal pelvis, n (%)

251 (41.1)

201 (45.4)

50 (30)

 

 Middle and upper pole, n (%)

91 (15)

78 (17.6)

14 (8.1)

 

 Lower pole, n (%)

269 (43.9)

162 (37)

104 (61.9)

 

Stone density (HU) (mean ± SD)

962.1 ± 327.2

914.5 ± 321

1087.3 ± 310.6

 < 0.001 m

Stone number

   

0.097 c

 Single, n (%)

395 (64.7)

295 (66.7)

100 (59.4)

 

 Multiple, n (%)

216 (35.3)

148 (33.3)

68 (40.6)

 

Lateralization

   

0.999 c

 Right, n (%)

290 (47.5)

210 (47.5)

80 (47.5)

 

 Left, n (%)

321 (52.5)

233 (52.5)

88 (52.5)

 

Precence of preoperative stent

   

0.218 c

 Yes, n (%)

99 (16.2)

77 (17.3)

22 (13.1)

 

 No, n (%)

512 (83.8)

366 (82.7)

146 (86.9)

 

Precence of hydronephrosis

   

0.062 c

 Yes, n (%)

358 (58.7)

270 (61)

88 (52.5)

 

 No, n (%)

253 (41.3)

173 (39)

80 (47.5)

 

Surgical duration (min) (mean ± SD)

54.3 ± 18.3

50.6 ± 16.6

64 ± 19.1

 < 0.001 m

Hospitalization (day) (median) (min–max)

1(1–15)

1(1–10)

1(1–15)

0.296 m

T.O.HO. score (mean ± SD)

6.6 ± 1.9

6 ± 1.7

8.1 ± 1.5

 < 0.001 m

  1. Bold p values ​​indicate statistical significance
  2. RIRS Retrograd Intrarenal Surgery, HU Houndsfield Unit, SD standard deviation, T.O.HO. (T)allness, (O)ccupied Lession Status, (HO)undsfield Unit Evaluation, m Mann Whitney U Test, c Chi-square Test