AIMC Topic: Kidney Calculi

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Machine learning-based prediction of stone-free status following extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy.

World journal of urology
PURPOSE: To develop a machine learning model for predicting stone-free (SF) outcomes following extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy (SWL) and to identify key clinical and stone-related predictors using interpretable machine learning techniques.

Noninvasive CT radiomics-clinical model accurately classifies anhydrous uric acid stones: a multicenter study.

World journal of urology
BACKGROUND: Urolithiasis, particularly anhydrous uric acid stones (AUAs), imposes significant clinical and economic burdens. Accurate preoperative differentiation of AUAs from other stone types remains challenging, yet essential for personalized pati...

Pre-operatively predicting kidney stone recurrence: integrating radiomic features and clinical variables using machine learning.

BMC medical imaging
BACKGROUND: Radiomics and artificial intelligence have shown strong predictive capabilities in urinary stone research, particularly concerning stone composition, characteristics, and treatment outcomes. However, the association of stone radiomics and...

Efficacy and safety of ureteroscopy in children with lower pole renal stones : a machine learning predictive model from the EAU section of endourology.

World journal of urology
INTRODUCTION: The rising incidence of kidney stone disease in children presents growing clinical challenges, particularly in managing lower pole (LP) calculi, which are anatomically difficult to treat. Flexible ureteroscopy with laser lithotripsy (fU...

From conventional scores to explainable AI: a six-method comparative framework for failure prediction in percutaneous nephrolithotomy.

World journal of urology
OBJECTIVE: Percutaneous nephrolithotomy is the gold standard for treating large kidney stones. However, traditional scoring systems and logistic regression-based models have limited predictive power due to their reliance on linear assumptions. This s...

Intraoperative use of artificial intelligence (AI) during endoscopic lithotripsy: a systematic review from EAU endourology.

World journal of urology
INTRODUCTION: The current systematic review aims to summarize the existing data on intraoperative use of artificial intelligence (AI) during endoscopic lithotripsy in order to assess which particular applications are feasible and have prospects of wi...

Large language model chatbots for patient education in kidney stones: a scoping review.

World journal of urology
PURPOSE: In 2024, 17% of adults reported using an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot at least once a month as a source of health information, rising to 25% among those under 30. We aim to conduct a scoping review of the existing literature assessin...

An optimized bidirectional recurrent neural network for kidney stone detection based on developed bald eagle search method in CT scan images.

Scientific reports
Kidney stone disease is a common syndrome and a recurring one, where it bears a 50% chance of being manifested again within ten years and may lead to serious complications like ureteral obstruction and unbearable pain. If timely intervention is consi...

Development and validation of an explainable machine learning model for predicting sepsis risk following flexible ureteroscopic lithotripsy.

Urolithiasis
Sepsis is a severe complication of flexible ureteroscopic lithotripsy (fURL), a widely used treatment for kidney stones. This study aimed to develop and validate a predictive model based on machine learning (ML) for assessing the risk of sepsis follo...

A cross-sectional and bioinformatics-based analysis: perirenal fat thickness as a superior predictor of kidney stone disease.

Lipids in health and disease
BACKGROUND: Kidney stone disease (KSD) is a growing global health concern, with obesity (OB) as a major risk factor linked to metabolic dysfunction and chronic inflammation. Although the common method for evaluating OB is body mass index (BMI), it is...