Kidney stone disease¶
Coe. (2005). Kidney stone disease. Journal of Clinical Investigation.
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- Urine is frequently supersaturated with calcium and oxalate; when the ionic product outruns solubility and a nucleation site is available (often heterogeneous nucleation on so-called Randall's plaques at the renal papilla), crystals nucleate and grow into stones
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“urine calcium and oxalate concentrations are the main determinants of calcium oxalate (CaOx) SS”
- Urine is frequently supersaturated with calcium and oxalate; when the ionic product outruns solubility and a nucleation site is available (often heterogeneous nucleation on so-called Randall's plaques at the renal papilla), crystals nucleate and grow into stones
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