Danis, RamazanOzmen, SehmusAkin, DavutBestas, RemziAtayan, YahyaZulfuogullari, AbbasYalcin, Suat2024-04-242024-04-2420071300-7718https://hdl.handle.net/11468/21652The etiology of end stage rectal disease (ESRD) varies with the country, ethnicity, and sex. Climate conditions, socioeconomic status, cultural and environmental factors may play an important role in etiologic distribution of ESRD. We retrospectively analyzed 535 patients in Dicle University School of Medicine, Department of Nephrology. The patients had a creetinine clearance below 15 ml/min per and did not take any type of renal replacement therapy. Hypertension: diabetes mellitus, and urologic disorders were the most common causes of ESRD. It was striking that urologic disorders constituted 11.1% of ESRD cases as the third must common cause, and 42.3% of these subjects had urolithiasis. No difference regarding sex, hemoglobin. parathyroid hormon, erythrupoietin calcium, phosphorus between subjects within different etiologies. In conclusion, hypertension and diabetes mellitus account for half of the ESRD etiology as expected. But urologic disorders, may be preventable when diagnosed early, are more common than world and Turkey registries. More attention must he provided in diagnosis and treatment of urologic disorders. Comprehensive and efficient schedules targeted to early diagnose and treatment of renal stone disease must be initiated.trinfo:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccessEnd Stage Renal DiseaseEtiologyRenal Stone DiseaseArticle164190195WOS:000217157700006N/A