Correction: Analysis of 33,616 urinary stone cases: novel findings on renal transplantation impact, comorbidity profiles, and composition patterns

April 20, 2026Frontiers in ImmunologyOpen Access

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This study investigates the differences in urinary stone composition between renal transplant recipients and matched controls.
Analyzed 33,616 urinary stone samples over a decade from two hospitals in Southern China.
Utilized propensity score matching to ensure balanced demographics between transplant and control groups.
Statistical models assessed associations between renal transplantation and specific stone types.
Transplant recipients exhibited a higher prevalence of carbonate apatite stones (37.7% vs 16.4%).
Calcium oxalate stone prevalence was significantly lower in transplant patients (39.1% vs 63.7%).
Statistical analyses confirmed robust associations between renal transplantation and distinct stone composition patterns.

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Retrospective study analyzes urinary stone composition differences in renal transplant recipients, indicating unique metabolic pathways.

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