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Detailed metabolic evaluation and prophylaxis for all patients presenting with a first renal stone seems inappropriate. The crucial clinical problem lies in predicting which patients are likely to have a recurrence. Stone composition is an important guide for the physician's decisions concerning investigation and a rational choice of treatment.
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