Association of topiramate use with current stone activity: A population-based analysis

Our results demonstrate that odds of a stone within the last 12 months is increased significantly with topiramate use. Additionally, we provide the initial quantification of the strength of this association, with an estimated 8-fold increase in odds of stone formation. These findings can allow improved risk counseling for patients considering topiramate use for providers.

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Clinical Nephrology
Published
2025-12-22
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https://doi.org/10.5414/cn111884
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Pharmacology and Obesity Treatment
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Association of topiramate use with current stone activity: A population-based analysis

Chris Robertson, Vernon M. Pais, James M. Jones
Clinical Nephrology
Pharmacology and Obesity Treatment
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Association of topiramate use with current stone activity: A population-based analysis

Chris Robertson, Vernon M. Pais, James M. Jones
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Abstract

Our results demonstrate that odds of a stone within the last 12 months is increased significantly with topiramate use. Additionally, we provide the initial quantification of the strength of this association, with an estimated 8-fold increase in odds of stone formation. These findings can allow improved risk counseling for patients considering topiramate use for providers.

Clinical NephrologyVol. 105(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 31%
Pharmacology and Obesity Treatment
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Association of topiramate use with current stone activity: A population-based analysis — Chris Robertson, Vernon M. Pais, et al. · Clinical Nephrology (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS