Prevalence of kidney stones in China: an ultrasonography based cross‐sectional study

Guohua Zeng; Zanlin Mai; Shujie Xia; Zhiping Wang; Ke‐Qin Zhang; Li Wang; Yongfu Long; Jinxiang Ma; Yi Li; Show P. Wan; Wenqi Wu; Yongda Liu; Zelin Cui; Zhijian Zhao; Jing Qin; Tao Zeng; Yang Liu; Xiaolu Duan; Xin Mai; Yang Zhou; Zhenzhen Kong; Tao Zhang; Chao Cai; Yi Shao; Zhongjin Yue; Shujing Li; Jiandong Ding; Shan Tang; Zhangqun Ye

doi:10.1111/bju.13828

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Kidney stones are common among Chinese adults, with about one in 17 adults affected currently. Some Chinese dietary habits may lower the risk of kidney stone formation.

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