Descriptive observational research identified patient characteristics, including surgery outcomes and comorbidities.
Urinary tract stones are stones that are formed due to the deposition of crystals of organic and inorganic material in urine, which can be found in the upper and lower parts of the urinary tract. The incidence of urinary tract stones every year is 457 out of 100,000 of the global population, while in Indonesia in 2013 it was 0.6%. To determine the characteristics of patients with urinary tract stone surgery at the hospital. Ibnu Sina Makassar 2018-2022. Descriptive observational research using secondary data and the number of samples used was 32 samples and used a total sampling technique. Based on research conducted from 32 samples with the largest age distribution being 46-55 years, namely 11 patients (34.4%), the gender was mostly male, 23 patients (71.9), based on family history, it was found that the entire sample did not have a family history of BSK, namely 32 patients (100%), complaint back pain in 28 patients (87.5%), based on the most common location in the proximal ureter, 16 patients (48.5%) , stone size 11-20 mm, namely 14 patients (31.3%), treatment given by URS in 27 patients (84.4%). , the length of stay was 4-8 days, namely 22 patients (6.8%), based on comorbid hypertension in 11 patients (31.3%). Most urinary tract stone sufferers are aged 46-55 years, male, have no family history of BSK, complaints low back pain, stone location in the proximal ureter, stone size 11-20 mm, URS management, length of stay 4-8 days, and comorbid hypertension.
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