Clinician Versus Nomogram Predicted Estimates of Kidney Stone Recurrence Risk.
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ABSTRACT: Purpose: Kidney stone recurrence rates vary between patients. A patient's risk informs the frequency and intensity of preventative interventions. Clinicians routinely use clinical experience to estimate risk. We sought to compare clinician estimated recurrence risk with the recurrence of kidney stones (ROKS) nomogram. Materials and Methods: We surveyed members of the Endourological Society with clinical expertise in kidney stones. Respondents estimated the risk of recurrence for patients in three clinical vignettes corresponding to low, intermediate, and high recurrence risk from the nomogram. Clinician estimates were compared with ROKS estimates. Results: The majority of the 318 respondents were from North America (n = 127, 40%). The most c
SUBMITTER: Forbes CM
PROVIDER: S-EPMC8418519 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Jun
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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