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  • Title: [Drug-induced urinary lithiasis].
    Author: Reveillaud RJ, Daudon M.
    Journal: Presse Med; 1983 Oct 29; 12(38):2389-92. PubMed ID: 6138768.
    Abstract:
    All urinary calculi should be thoroughly examined. Among 2 000 calculi analyzed by infra-red spectrophotometry, some were found to contain rare constituants and drugs which might be held responsible for urinary stone formation. These included glafenine, triamterene, co-trimoxazole, sulphaguanidine, allopurinol, phenazopyridine, flumequine and anti-acid powders containing aluminium, calcium and magnesium trisilicates and/or carbonates or bicarbonates. Considering that these drugs are widely used, the incidence of drug-induced urinary calculi appears to be very low.
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