Özet:

Purpose: Identify the demographic, clinical and etiological factors of patients diagnosed with urine system stone disease under the age of 1 in our clinic. Tools and Methods: Clinical, radiological and metabolic characteristics of 197 milk children diagnosed with urine system stone disease between 2014-2016 years in the Kayseri Education and Research Hospital Child Nefrology Department were evaluated backward. Results: 111 of the infants studied were men and 86 were girls and their average age was 5.2±2.6 months (the age of the patients varied from 14 days to 12 months). In the approximation of the application, anxiety is in the first place at 46.7 percent, while it is followed by a stone observation (24.8 percent) in the ultrasound during routine checks. In 84.3 percent of infants there were more than one stone and the number of patients with stone size 3 mm and below was 141 (71.6 percent), while in 56 patients the stone size was between 3-5 mm. Metabolic risk factors have identified hypercalcium. In 38% of infants studied, no metabolic disorders were detected. The result: In our study, the findings of frequent application of infants are an unspecific symptom of discomfort and the metabolic risk factor is identified as hypercalcium. In most childhood stone patients, metabolic risk factors are accompanied. Therefore, the metabolic causes that may fall under the stones detected during milk childhood should be carefully evaluated.

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