Of note, the presence of lactate dehydrogenase A like 6B (LDHAL6B) found in post-ESWL urine also strengthens the belief that this binding protein may be related to human glomerulus damage, as found in the urine from mouse diclorofenac-injured kidney glomerulus [73] or in models of AKI and CKD [74]. This evidence concerns the gene LDHAL6B and chronic kidney disease.