Vitamin D and urinary stone disease: the current state of problem
Али Х. М., Саенко В. С., Песегов С. В., Али С. Х., Вовденко С. В., Казилов Y. Б.
Урология
Вып. 5, С. 122-127
Опубликовано: 2018
Тип ресурса: Статья
DOI:10.18565/urology.2018.5.122-127
Аннотация:
Disturbances of vitamin D metabolism is one of the factors leading to the impairment of phosphate and calcium homeostasis which plays leading role in the development of urinary stone disease. Vitamin D is necessary for wide spectrum of physiologic processes and good health condition. Until now, in many guidelines on urolithiasis there is an advice to limit vitamin D intake due to concerns of an increase in the stone formation. In vivo studies have shown that 1,25()2D3 can both increase and decrease and not to influence on calcium excretion. The results of the studies assessing the relationship between vitamin D blood/plasma level and urinary stone disease are often inconsistent and even controversial. In patients with urinary stone disease the vitamin D deficiency is often found and currently there is still a lack of studies dedicated to problem of vitamin D deficiency in patients with urinary stone disease and the need for its correction.
Ключевые слова:
calcium and phosphate homeostasis; nephrolithiasis; urinary stone disease; Vitamin D deficiency
calcium; vitamin; vitamin D; human; nephrolithiasis; urolithiasis; vitamin D deficiency; Calcium; Humans; Kidney Calculi; Urinary Calculi; Vitamin D; Vitamin D Deficiency; Vitamins
Язык текста: Русский
ISSN: 1728-2985
Али Х. М.
Саенко В. С. Владимир Степанович 1960-
Песегов С. В. Станислав Вадимович 1980-
Али С. Х.
Вовденко С. В.
Казилов Y. Б.
Ali H. M.
Saenko V. S. Vladimir Stepanovich 1960-
Pesegov S. V. Stanislav Vadimovich 1980-
Ali S. H.
Vovdenko S. V.
Kazilov Y. B.
Vitamin D and urinary stone disease: the current state of problem
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Урология
Бионика Медиа
Вып. 5 С. 122-127
2018
Статья
calcium and phosphate homeostasis nephrolithiasis urinary stone disease Vitamin D deficiency
calcium vitamin vitamin D human nephrolithiasis urolithiasis vitamin D deficiency Calcium Humans Kidney Calculi Urinary Calculi Vitamin D Vitamin D Deficiency Vitamins
Disturbances of vitamin D metabolism is one of the factors leading to the impairment of phosphate and calcium homeostasis which plays leading role in the development of urinary stone disease. Vitamin D is necessary for wide spectrum of physiologic processes and good health condition. Until now, in many guidelines on urolithiasis there is an advice to limit vitamin D intake due to concerns of an increase in the stone formation. In vivo studies have shown that 1,25()2D3 can both increase and decrease and not to influence on calcium excretion. The results of the studies assessing the relationship between vitamin D blood/plasma level and urinary stone disease are often inconsistent and even controversial. In patients with urinary stone disease the vitamin D deficiency is often found and currently there is still a lack of studies dedicated to problem of vitamin D deficiency in patients with urinary stone disease and the need for its correction.