Nephrology: 1. Investigation and treatment of recurrent kidney stones.

A. Ross Morton(Queen's University), Eduard A. Iliescu, James W.L. Wilson
PubMed
January 22, 2002
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Abstract

Case 1 A 60-year-old man is discharged from hospital after his second bout of renal colic in 2 years. Both times, he passed a stone without any need for surgical intervention. There is no other relevant history. The stones were analyzed biochemically and found to be composed of pure calcium

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