Evaluate w H P including contributing meds risk factors and perform stone analysis urine blood biochemistry in all first time stone formers for potential treatable metabolic d o tailored tx 1 2 Ca stones are most common type 3 Perform detailed eval in hig

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Evaluate w/ H&P including contributing meds & risk factors and perform stone analysis ± urine/blood biochemistry in all first-time stone formers for potential, treatable metabolic d/o & tailored tx.<sup>1,2</sup> Ca++ stones are most common type.<sup>3</sup> Perform detailed eval in high risk/recurrent stone-formers only [B] per AUA.1 ACP says evidence insufficient that stone composition and blood/urine monitoring reduce recurrence<sup>3</sup>