… and obesity on the risk of calcium oxalate stone formation. … of calcium oxalate stone formation,
the risk of stone formation … of calcium oxalate stone formation, median number of stone …

… to describe the initiation of calcium oxalate stone formation in the urinary tract – … stone
formation is initiated when tubular fluid becomes so supersaturated with respect to calcium oxalate …

… of kidney stones containing calcium oxalate. To our knowledge this is the first demonstration
of calcium oxalate stone formation, the most common stone formed in humans, in an inbred …

… calcium oxalate urolithiasis formation, considering the present knowledge of calcium oxalate
… It will be emphasized that renal tubular cell injury is very important for renal stone formation. …

… after stone removal [109]. The majority of upper urinary stones are composed of calcium
oxalate and calcium phosphate and usually occur in men, while most stones of magnesium and …

… acid in the case of calcium oxalate stones, citrate, pyrophosphate, … inhibitors to actually
promote stone formation when they are … calcium oxalate stones may form over an initial calcium …

… patient with calcium oxalate stones. a | Brown calcium oxalate stone embedded within a
papillary tip containing white Randall’s plaque (arrowheads). Faint yellow stone overgrowth can …

… could be of primary importance in renal stone formation. … calcium oxalate stone formers with
variable stone formation rates on the solubility, growth, and agglomeration of calcium oxalate …

… of transient surges in urinary oxalate excretion, which may promote stone growth and is a …
of dietary oxalate and its contribution to stone growth. To limit calcium oxalate stone growth, …

… lack of consistent and complete data on the oxalate content of foods. We examine the effect
… calcium oxalate stones9, 10 on the stone forming potential in recurrent calcium oxalate stone …