Urinary excretion of electrolytes in patients with urinary calculi was statistically compared with those in normal persons. The materials used in the present study were 50 cases with urinary calculi and 20 normal persons.
1) Urinary excretion of Ca.
Urinary excretion of Ca was found to be increased, compared with the normal persons (P<0.05). Of the 50 patients with urinary calculi 23 (46%) showed a larger excretion rate than the normal persons, and 8 cases (16%) showed hypercalciuria of more than 300mg/day.
2) Urinary excretion of phosphate.
No significant difference was observed in the amount of urinary phosphate between the stone patients and normal persons.
3) Urinary excretion of sodium.
No significant difference was seen in the amount of urinary sodium between the stone patients and the normal persons. However, in the stone patients urinary sodium was relatively decreased, when urinary Na/Ca ratio was observed (P<0.05).
4) Ratio of urinary Ca to urinary osmotic pressure.
In the stone patients 24 hour urinary osmotic pressure was decreased, compared to urinary Ca excretion (P<0.05), and so-called “relative hypercalciuria” was observed.
5) Urinary excretion of Mg.
No significant difference was seen in the urinary excretion of Mg between the stone patients and normal persons. No significant difference was seen in urinary Mg/P ratio.
6) Urinary excretion of Zn.
Marked decrease in urinary excretion of Zn was observed in the stone patients, compared with the normal persons (P<0.01).
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