Epidemiological Investigation of Renal Colic and Research on Intervention Measures in a Field Training Troop in Northwest China

Ding Yancai; Liu Li; Li Feiyu; Yang Tao; Ma Xiaoyun; Xi Haifeng

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Epidemiological Investigation of Renal Colic and Research on Intervention Measures in a Field Training Troop in Northwest China

Ding Yancai, Liu Li, Li Feiyu, Yang Tao, Ma Xiaoyun, Xi Haifeng

Published in Clinical Medicine Research (Volume 10, Issue 5)

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Background: To understand the incidence of renal colic and pain index scores during field training (summer and autumn) of military personnel, and to formulate intervention measures. Methods: A total of 3,856 people were surveyed in the three foreign training years from 2016 to 2018. An epidemiological survey was conducted on the training time of foreign training troops in summer and autumn, the training environment, temperature changes, dietary structure, age, gender, water consumption, etc.; at the same time; For soldiers with renal colic caused by urolithiasis, the blood uric acid level, blood phosphorus, blood calcium and other biochemical indicators were detected, intervention treatment was carried out, and the stone specimens produced after the treatment were analyzed for the stone composition. Results: 49 cases of renal colic occurred in 3856 people. The average incidence of renal colic was 1.2%, and the visual analog score index of renal colic was average (8.2±1.8). Among them, 47 were males and 2 were females. The average age was (22±2.5) years, the average stone size was (0.6±0.2) cm, the average temperature was (38.5±7.2)°C, and the average water consumption was (2000±300) mL. In 2016, there were 17 cases of 1150 cases, and the incidence of renal colic was 1.4%; in 2017, 12 cases of 1,320 cases, the incidence of renal colic was 0.9%; in 2018, 14 cases of 1386 cases, the incidence of renal colic, 1.1%. The average uric acid level was (282±11) mmol/L, the average blood phosphorus (0.98±0.03) mmol/L, and the average blood calcium (2.63±0.08) mmol/L. 26 cases were cured by conservative treatment, 19 cases were cured by extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, and 4 cases were cured by ureteroscopy. Urinary stones are mainly composed of monohydrate and dihydrate calcium oxalate stones. Conclusion: The incidence of renal colic in the field stationed troops in the northwest arid area in summer and autumn and high temperature environment is mainly caused by ureteral stones. The symptoms can be relieved by conservative treatment such as spasmolysis, analgesia, and stone removal; conservative treatment is the main treatment method, ureteroscopy Treatment assistance, no obvious adverse events occurred.

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DOI	10.11648/j.cmr.20211005.12
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Renal Colic, Epidemiological Investigation, Intervention Measures

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Ding Yancai, Liu Li, Li Feiyu, Yang Tao, Ma Xiaoyun, et al. Epidemiological Investigation of Renal Colic and Research on Intervention Measures in a Field Training Troop in Northwest China. Clin Med Res. 2021;10(5):164-168. doi: 10.11648/j.cmr.20211005.12

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Ding Yancai

Department of Urology, 942 Hospital of PLA, Yinchuan, China
Liu Li

Department of Urology, 942 Hospital of PLA, Yinchuan, China
Li Feiyu

Department of Urology, 942 Hospital of PLA, Yinchuan, China
Yang Tao

Department of Urology, 942 Hospital of PLA, Yinchuan, China
Ma Xiaoyun

Department of Urology, 942 Hospital of PLA, Yinchuan, China
Xi Haifeng

Department of Urology, 942 Hospital of PLA, Yinchuan, China

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  abstract = {Background: To understand the incidence of renal colic and pain index scores during field training (summer and autumn) of military personnel, and to formulate intervention measures. Methods: A total of 3,856 people were surveyed in the three foreign training years from 2016 to 2018. An epidemiological survey was conducted on the training time of foreign training troops in summer and autumn, the training environment, temperature changes, dietary structure, age, gender, water consumption, etc.; at the same time; For soldiers with renal colic caused by urolithiasis, the blood uric acid level, blood phosphorus, blood calcium and other biochemical indicators were detected, intervention treatment was carried out, and the stone specimens produced after the treatment were analyzed for the stone composition. Results: 49 cases of renal colic occurred in 3856 people. The average incidence of renal colic was 1.2%, and the visual analog score index of renal colic was average (8.2±1.8). Among them, 47 were males and 2 were females. The average age was (22±2.5) years, the average stone size was (0.6±0.2) cm, the average temperature was (38.5±7.2)°C, and the average water consumption was (2000±300) mL. In 2016, there were 17 cases of 1150 cases, and the incidence of renal colic was 1.4%; in 2017, 12 cases of 1,320 cases, the incidence of renal colic was 0.9%; in 2018, 14 cases of 1386 cases, the incidence of renal colic, 1.1%. The average uric acid level was (282±11) mmol/L, the average blood phosphorus (0.98±0.03) mmol/L, and the average blood calcium (2.63±0.08) mmol/L. 26 cases were cured by conservative treatment, 19 cases were cured by extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, and 4 cases were cured by ureteroscopy. Urinary stones are mainly composed of monohydrate and dihydrate calcium oxalate stones. Conclusion: The incidence of renal colic in the field stationed troops in the northwest arid area in summer and autumn and high temperature environment is mainly caused by ureteral stones. The symptoms can be relieved by conservative treatment such as spasmolysis, analgesia, and stone removal; conservative treatment is the main treatment method, ureteroscopy Treatment assistance, no obvious adverse events occurred.},
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T1  - Epidemiological Investigation of Renal Colic and Research on Intervention Measures in a Field Training Troop in Northwest China
AU  - Ding Yancai
AU  - Liu Li
AU  - Li Feiyu
AU  - Yang Tao
AU  - Ma Xiaoyun
AU  - Xi Haifeng
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AB  - Background: To understand the incidence of renal colic and pain index scores during field training (summer and autumn) of military personnel, and to formulate intervention measures. Methods: A total of 3,856 people were surveyed in the three foreign training years from 2016 to 2018. An epidemiological survey was conducted on the training time of foreign training troops in summer and autumn, the training environment, temperature changes, dietary structure, age, gender, water consumption, etc.; at the same time; For soldiers with renal colic caused by urolithiasis, the blood uric acid level, blood phosphorus, blood calcium and other biochemical indicators were detected, intervention treatment was carried out, and the stone specimens produced after the treatment were analyzed for the stone composition. Results: 49 cases of renal colic occurred in 3856 people. The average incidence of renal colic was 1.2%, and the visual analog score index of renal colic was average (8.2±1.8). Among them, 47 were males and 2 were females. The average age was (22±2.5) years, the average stone size was (0.6±0.2) cm, the average temperature was (38.5±7.2)°C, and the average water consumption was (2000±300) mL. In 2016, there were 17 cases of 1150 cases, and the incidence of renal colic was 1.4%; in 2017, 12 cases of 1,320 cases, the incidence of renal colic was 0.9%; in 2018, 14 cases of 1386 cases, the incidence of renal colic, 1.1%. The average uric acid level was (282±11) mmol/L, the average blood phosphorus (0.98±0.03) mmol/L, and the average blood calcium (2.63±0.08) mmol/L. 26 cases were cured by conservative treatment, 19 cases were cured by extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, and 4 cases were cured by ureteroscopy. Urinary stones are mainly composed of monohydrate and dihydrate calcium oxalate stones. Conclusion: The incidence of renal colic in the field stationed troops in the northwest arid area in summer and autumn and high temperature environment is mainly caused by ureteral stones. The symptoms can be relieved by conservative treatment such as spasmolysis, analgesia, and stone removal; conservative treatment is the main treatment method, ureteroscopy Treatment assistance, no obvious adverse events occurred.
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