Dysmetabolic nephropathies in persons with bone and joint pathology

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This study aims to establish the frequency of dysmetabolic nephropathies in individuals with bone and joint pathology and to compare their laboratory parameters with controls.
Patients with bone and joint conditions (coxarthrosis, gonarthrosis, ligament ruptures, bone fractures) were included.
Dysmetabolic nephropathy was identified through hyperoxaluria, uraturia, or phosphaturia, with 9% of patients affected.
61 control patients without dysmetabolic nephropathy underwent similar examinations.
59% of patients with bone and joint pathology and dysmetabolic nephropathy displayed hyperoxaluria.
A high incidence of ligament ruptures (21.6%) was associated with hyperoxaluria.
Significantly elevated levels of inflammatory markers (WBCs, ESR, CRP) were observed in patients with dysmetabolic nephropathy.

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Examines dysmetabolic nephropathy frequency in bone and joint pathology, indicating significant biochemical differences.

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Kravchun et al. (2026) studied this question.

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