Gender epidemiological features of urolithiasis in the military

A. U Shestaev; Шестаев А. Ю; P. P Sivashchenko; Сиващенко П. П; V. A Kormakov; Кормаков В. А; N. P Kushnirenko; Кушниренко Н. П; V. V Protochak; Протощак В. В; M. V Paronnikov; Паронников М. В; N. N Kharitonov; Харитонов Н. Н; L. M Sinelnikov; Синельников Л. М; A. V Rassvetaev; Рассветаев А. В; N. Yu Iglovikov; Игловиков Н. Ю; D. N Borisov; Борисов Д. Н

doi:10.17816/RMMJ74316

Gender epidemiological features of urolithiasis in the military

Authors: Shestaev A.U¹, Sivashchenko P.P¹, Kormakov V.A¹, Kushnirenko N.P¹, Protochak V.V¹, Paronnikov M.V¹, Kharitonov N.N¹, Sinelnikov L.M¹, Rassvetaev A.V¹, Iglovikov N.Y.¹, Borisov D.N¹
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Issue: Vol 335, No 12 (2014)
Pages: 45-47
Section: Articles
URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/0026-9050/article/view/74316
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/RMMJ74316
ID: 74316

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Abstract

The authors have shown that over the last decade there was a significant increase in the incidence of urolithiasis troops with some predominance of this index in female military personnel. It is suggested that the gender shift in the structure of morbidity among military personnel may be due to an increase of the number of people who are overweight, which is more common in military women compared with men.