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Metabolic Disorders, of the causes of hypercalcaemia may be responsible, e.g. hyperparathyroidism, sarcoidosis, excess vitamin D, idiopathic hypercalcaemia of children and malignancy. Stone formation, however, does not occur in neoplastic hypercalcemia, as the metabolic abnormality is not sufficiently prolonged.

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Obstruction,ic renal failure. Infection is a common complication. Other complications are stone formation, tubular dysfunction, hypertension and polycythaemia (rare). Symptoms range from none to pain, abdominal swelling due to an enlarged bladder, kidneys, or both, the symptoms of renal failure, and those direc

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not allow the description or discus­ sion of investigation and treatment. Its intention is to illustrate the diverse diseases which present to nephrologists. Since the key to understanding the effects and progression of a disease are to know and com­ prehend its pathology, I have approached the sub

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Book 1981 the description or discus­ sion of investigation and treatment. Its intention is to illustrate the diverse diseases which present to nephrologists. Since the key to understanding the effects and progression of a disease are to know and com­ prehend its pathology, I have approached the subject not b