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Hyperoxaluria
Known as:
High urine oxalate levels
, Hyperoxaluria [Disease/Finding]
, Oxaluria
Excretion of an excessive amount of OXALATES in the urine.
National Institutes of Health
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2004
2004
Urine saturation with calcium salts in normal subjects and idiopathic calcium stone-formers estimated by an improved computer model system
M. Marangella
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P. Daniele
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M. Ronzani
,
S. Sonego
,
F. Linari
Urological research
2004
Corpus ID: 7157697
SummaryThe state of saturation of urine with calcium salts has been estimated by means of a computer model system whose accuracy…
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1988
1988
Mild Metabolic Hyperoxaluria. A New Syndrome
G. Rose
1988
Corpus ID: 68932443
The term “mild metabolic hyperoxaluria” (MMH) is being used to define a group of patients with the following characteristics…
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1986
1986
Mild metabolic hyperoxaluria and its response to pyridoxine.
H. Gill
,
G. Rose
Urologia internationalis
1986
Corpus ID: 3341899
Three cases of mild metabolic hyperoxaluria (with glycollaturia) are described. They showed different types of response to…
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1983
1983
Alterations in circadian rhythmicity in calcium oxalate renal stone formers.
Yvan Touitou
,
C. Touitou
,
+5 authors
P. Desgrez
International journal of chronobiology
1983
Corpus ID: 24228995
The circadian (circannual for oxalic acid) variations of 13 urinary variables (volume, creatinine, calcium, oxalic acid, glycolic…
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1981
1981
The Main Risk Factor for Calcium Oxalate Stone Disease in Man: Hypercalciuria or Mild Hyperoxaluria?
W. Robertson
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M. Peacock
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D. Ouimet
,
P. Heyburn
,
A. Rutherford
1981
Corpus ID: 68490999
For over 40 years now it has been considered by many workers that hypercalciuria is the main cause of idiopathic calcium oxalate…
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1980
1980
Calcium in the treatment of diarrhoea and hyperoxaluria after jejunoileal bypass for obesity.
Stokholm Kh
,
U. Abildgaard
International Journal of Obesity
1980
Corpus ID: 11367042
Fourteen patients with jejunoileal bypass for obesity were treated for one week with a calcium supplement of 3g daily. During…
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1976
Highly Cited
1976
Intestinal bypass operation as a treatment for obesity.
G. Bray
,
R. Barry
,
J. Benfield
,
P. Castelnuovo-Tedesco
,
E. Drenick
,
E. Passaro
Annals of Internal Medicine
1976
Corpus ID: 21955750
The intestinal bypass operation has come into wide use as a method for treating the grossly obese patient. Because it carries…
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1972
1972
Three kidney transplantations in a patient with primary hereditary hyperoxaluria.
B. Koch
,
A. H. Irvine
,
J. R. Barr
,
W. Poznanski
Canadian Medical Association journal
1972
Corpus ID: 1761248
patients receiving kidney transplant. Am J Psychiatry 124:5, 1967 14. MUsLIN HL: On Acquiring a Kidney. Paper presented at the…
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1972
1972
Primary hyperoxaluria with normal alpha-ketoglutarate: glyoxylate carboligase activity. Treatment with isocarboxazid.
E. Bourke
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G. Frindt
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P. Flynn
,
G. Schreiner
Annals of Internal Medicine
1972
Corpus ID: 30357333
Abstract A 10-year-old girl with primary hyperoxaluria, calcium oxalate nephrolithiasis, and normal blood urea was studied…
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1970
1970
Production of urinary calculi in vitamin B6-deficient male, female and castrated male rats.
S. Gershoff
Journal of NutriLife
1970
Corpus ID: 41297818
Evidence has been obtained indicating that there is a sex effect on the formation of urinary calcium oxalate stones in vitamin Be…
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