Titlebook: Renal Stone Disease; Pathogenesis, Preven Charles Y. C. Pak (Donald Seldin Professor of Clin Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishing, Boston

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Pathophysiology of Nonhypercalciuric Causes of Stones, the urine with one of these substances in the presence of an altered urinary pH which further reduces solubility. This chapter will examine the pathogenesis of the nonhypercalciuric causes of both calcareous and noncalcareous renal stones.

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Diagnostic Considerations,th certain hazards and complications. Moreover, emerging evidence exists that the recurrent formation of renal stones may be prevented by a variety of medical treatments designed to correct underlying metabolic derangements or disturbances in urinary biochemistry [1].

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Potassium Citrate Therapy of Nephrolithiasis,ulmination of our seven years of extensive laboratory and clinical work. This chapter will review this work pertaining to: (1) physicochemical action of citrate, (2) physiological effect of potassium citrate, (3) physicochemical effect of potassium citrate, (4) long-term clinical trial with potassium citrate and safety of potassium citrate.

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Struvite Stones,o the small number of patients involved. The tendency for these stones to recur and the morbidity they produce have caused some investigators to refer to them as “stone cancer” [2]. Only children with primary oxalosis may have a more virulent stone disease.

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