Prevention of Urinary Stones with Hydration

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  • participants needed
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Updated on 19 February 2024

Summary

Do you get kidney stones? Are you willing to drink more water? Volunteers are needed for a kidney stone research study at CHOP and Penn The purpose of the 2-year study is to help researchers find out if drinking more fluid can help prevent the progression and occurance of future kidney stones.

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Participants are provided with a ‘smart’ water bottle that automatically logs daily water intake through a phone app. If placed in the intervention group, participants are given a daily fluid goal. At enrollment and at end of study visits, participants conduct a 24-hour urine panel and either a CT scan for adults or a renal ultrasound for adolescents. Questionnaires and follow-up visits are conducted online and over the phone. In addition, participants have the potential to obtain compensation of up to $480.00. Remote recruitment is possible, so if you live a distance from Philadelphia you can still participate.

Details
Condition Bladder stones, Kidney, Kidney stones
Age 12years - 100years
Clinical Study IdentifierNCT03244189
Last Modified on19 February 2024

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