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[Pediatric vesical lithiasis. 70 case reports].

H Abarchi¹, A Hachem, M Erraji

¹Hôpital d'Enfants, Rabat, Maroc. habibou20@caramail.com

Annales D'Urologie

|July 23, 2003

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This study on pediatric bladder stones in 70 children found that urinary symptoms and infections were common. Surgical treatment was highly effective, with most cases resolving successfully.

Area of Science:

Pediatric Urology
Infectious Diseases

Context:

Vesical lithiasis, or bladder stones, is a significant condition in children.
This study analyzes a cohort of 70 pediatric patients diagnosed with bladder stones.

Purpose:

To investigate the clinical presentation, causative agents, and treatment outcomes of pediatric bladder stones.
To identify common symptoms, microbial pathogens, and associated anomalies in affected children.

Summary:

The study included 70 children (86% boys, 14% girls) aged 1-14 years with bladder stones.
Common symptoms included micturition issues (67%), hematuria (37%), and pyuria (17%).
Staphylococcus aureus (28%), Proteus mirabilis (24%), and E. coli (24%) were the most frequent pathogens. Surgical intervention (99%) led to favorable outcomes in 97% of cases, with 9% presenting associated malformations.

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Impact:

Highlights the prevalence of specific bacterial infections in pediatric bladder stones.
Emphasizes the success of surgical management for pediatric bladder lithiasis.
Provides data on clinical manifestations and etiological factors for improved pediatric urological care.