Objective: The aim of this study was to determine the usefulness of the morning calcium
oxalate crystalluria in detecting stone formers particularly prone to recurrence. Methods …

Different indices of the risk of urinary calcium oxalate crystallization were compared to
determine their usefulness in detecting the stone-formers particularly prone to recurrence …

Serial crystalluria determination and the risk of recurrence in calcium stone formers.
Background Urinary crystal precipitation is the necessary initial step in kidney stone …

Objective: The aim of this study is to compare vesical and renal calcium oxalate crystalluria
in an attempt to correlate crystal formation with chemical composition and calcium oxalate …

It is routinely observed that persons with increased urinary stone risk factors do not
necessarily form uroliths. Furthermore, stone formers can present with urinalyses that do not …

Objective: To assess the influence of previous stone formation, urine and stone composition
on the further course of the disease in recurrent calcium stone formers without …

Cement containing urine will not set. This has been common knowledge for so long that its
discovery would be impossible to trace, yet its implications for urolithiasis were not fully …

Urine collected during a 24‐h period between 06.00 and 10.00 h from 25 patients with
recurrent CaOx stone disease was analysed with respect to calcium, oxalate, magnesium …

Our aim was to investigate the validity of osmolality from 24-h urine collection in examining
the risk for calcium-oxalate (CaOx) kidney stone formation in patients with recurrent …

Within the last few years a new concept has evolved to account for calcium stone-formation
in the urinary tract. This attributes the disorder to a combination of “risks” derived from the …