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Nearly one-third of patients with calcium stones have hyperuricosuria. In vitro studies and clinical trials have investigated the relationship between uric acid and calcium stones, but the association between hyperuricosuria and calcium stone formation in patients is still being debated. Uric acid appears to cause salting out of calcium oxalate in human urine. However, the importance of this in vitro...
Idiopathic uric acid nephrolithiasis appears to be increasing in prevalence. While it has long been known that low urine pH is associated with uric acid stones, only recently has the pathophysiological basis for this disease emerged. Excessively acidic urine is the decisive risk for uric acid lithogenesis, and patients with diabetes and the metabolic syndrome often hold the company of low urine pH...
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