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Management of calcium oxalate stones.
Clinical excellence for nurse practitioners : the international journal of NPACE, 2002This article discusses the incidence and prevalence of calcium oxalate renal stones. Etiology and risk factors for all renal stone formation are reviewed. The evaluation, diagnostic procedures, and management for new and recurrent stone formation are detailed.
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Lipids of Calcium-Oxalate Urinary Stones
1989It is generally agreed that crystal nucleation during urolithiasis is heterogeneous. However, the nature of these nucleators is still unknown. Membrane lipids have been histochemically and biochemically demonstrated at physiological as well as pathological calcification sites (1) and have been implicated in nucleation of crystals in a number of bio ...
S. R. Khan, P. N. Shevock, R. L. Hackett
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Hyperuricosuria and Calcium Oxalate Stone Formation
1985Uric acid is implicated in calcium oxalate (CaOx) kidney stone formation. Crystallographic considerations suggest that uric acid might trigger off calcium oxalate crystallisation by epitaxy1. In vitro experiments on uric acid, however, show negative results, although CaOx growth does occur on sodium urate crystals2.
B. Goldwasser +4 more
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Prevention of Calcium Oxalate Renal Stones
1989Once a stone has formed in the urinary tract, it may cause considerable morbidity such as pain, bleeding and infection. Such stone episodes generally recur in most patients suffering from nephrolithiasis(1).
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[Oxalate loading test for outpatients with calcium oxalate stones].
Hinyokika kiyo. Acta urologica Japonica, 1986A spinach loading experiment was performed on 9 normal subjects, 25 outpatients who were single calcium oxalate stone formers and 25 recurrent calcium oxalate stone formers. The experimental diet contained 445 mg of total oxalate, 163 mg of soluble oxalate and 115 mg of calcium.
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[Plasma oxalate concentration in calcium oxalate stone formers].
Hinyokika kiyo. Acta urologica Japonica, 1985A sensitive, simplified method for plasma oxalate determination by gas chromatography is described. After deproteinizing the plasma with 3N HC1 and 20% sulfosalicylic acid, the oxalate was methylated, extracted and analysed by gas chromatography. This method has three advantages i.e., smaller sample size (plasma 5.0 ml), rapidity (takes less than 3 ...
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