In this prospective study, we compared the frequency of some genetic and environmental factors possibly implicated in the occurrence of calcium stone disease. A group of 439 patients (258 males and 181 females) with one episode of calcium stone was compared to a group of 191 patients (131 males and 60 females) with recurrent calcium stone disease. Population with stones was also compared to control population (n = 78, 40 males and 38 females) matched to age.
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