The role of infection in the pathogenesis of experimentally urolithiasis.
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Urolithiasis in mink: pathology, bacteriology and experimental production.
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Experimental urolithiasis. X. On the state of calcium in the urine.
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PRODUCTION of calcium citrate calculi in rats.
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Urine acidification with methionine and its effect on stone formation in the rat.
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Ruminant urolithiasis. 2. Histochemical studies in experimental ovine calculosis.
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Resistance to stone growth in hamsters due to dispersion of urinary calcium salts in a form resembling the colloidal state: experimental urolithiasis. XVII.
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Calcium↗
The relationship of sodium fluoride to nephrolithiasis in rats.
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Incorporation of phosphorus-32 into urinary concretions forming on zinc implants in rat bladders.
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Phosphorus↗
Urinary calculi in germfree rats.
In a colony of germfree rats 50 per cent of the males had urinary calculi composed of calcium citrate and calcium oxalate. Genetically closely related conventional animals on the same sterilized diet did not present a single case of stone formation. The tendency to calculus formation disappeared when germfree animals were contaminated with the intestinal flora from conventional rats. The calculus formation can readily be explained by the high calcium, high citrate, and high pH of the urine. This pattern was changed to that of conventional rats when the germfree rats were infected with intestinal microorganisms.
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Urolithiasis in the rat. I. The influence of diet on the formation and prevention of calcium citrate calculi.
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Urolithiasis in the rat. II. Studies on the effect of diet on the excretion of calcium, citric acid and phosphate.
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Calcium, phosphorus and citrate interactions in oxalate urolithiasis produced with a low-phosphorus diet in rats.
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The suppression of urinary calculus formation in the rat by the oral administration of polysodium metaphosphate.
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Administration, Oral↗
Further observations on the effects of the oral administration of polysodium metaphosphate in the rat.
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Effect of various electrolytes upon thallium intoxication.
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Electrolytes↗
[Paper chromatographic studies on experimentally induced urinary concretions and of urinary colloids during so-called stone crises in rats].
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[On the relation between the function of the liver and urolithiasis. Effect of 1-phenyl-propanol on experimental urolithiasis].
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