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BONE AND CALCULI IN THE COLLECTING TUBULES OF THE KIDNEY

Archives of Surgery, 1933
In this paper the occurrence of bone in the human kidney in close association with parenchymatous stones will be described and its bearing on the theory of osteogenesis pointed out. The occurrence of bone in the kidney under experimental conditions has attracted much study since the original demonstration by Sacerdotti and Frattin 1 (1901).
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Urinary tract calculi after kidney transplantation

1976
Surprisingly enough no reports on urinary stone formation after kidney transplantation have been published to our knowledge. Since obstruction of a transplanted ureter appears not to cause pain, renal stone formation can be missed easily or misinterpreted as rejection or recurrent glomerulonephritis or simply urinary tract infection.
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Bivalve nephrotomy in the management of staghorn calculi in the solitary kidney

International Urology and Nephrology, 1981
An analysis of 17 patients who had undergone bivalve anatrophic nephrotomy for staghorn calculi in the solitary kidney is presented.
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Staghorn Calculi in Solitary Kidneys