Gender and Race Disparities Found in Kidney Stone Disease
A male-to-female gap decreased significantly over time among White and non-Hispanic stone formers, but not among Black stone formers.
A male-to-female gap decreased significantly over time among White and non-Hispanic stone formers, but not among Black stone formers.
A mitomycin-containing reverse thermal gel could provide an alternative to repetitive surgeries for low-grade intermediate-risk NMIBC, according to investigators.
New study findings “are critically important in patient counseling and surgical planning, particularly for patients with risk factors for renal deterioration,” according to investigators.
If validated, the EpiCheck® assay may identify more patients who can safely delay or avoid nephroureterectomy.
The risks for metastasis, biochemical recurrence, and overall mortality are unaffected, according to investigators.
At prostate cancer diagnosis, clinical T stage was significantly higher among 5-ARI users compared with nonusers.
Whether COVID-associated cystitis resolves or persists as a “long haul” problem is an outstanding question.
Thiazide diuretic therapy prescribed empirically for patients not receiving 24-hour urine testing is significantly associated with reduced odds of urinary stone recurrence compared with alkali citrate and allopurinol, a study found.
The decrease in prostate cancer screening rates was the smallest among 5 cancers studied.
Study results support an attempt at bladder preservation in patients with BCG-unresponsive nonmuscle-invasive bladder cancer.