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- B Doré.
- Service d'Urologie, CHU de Poitiers.
- Presse Med. 1999 Dec 11; 28 (39): 2181-8.
AbstractA FREQUENT PROBLEM: Lithiases in the urinary tract form first in the calices, raising complex problems of lithogenesis. As described by Randall, in males caliceal lithiases are often composed of calcium oxalate, generally as a monohydrate. In females, calcium phosphate stones are common, stones related to urease-producing germs are less frequent, and the bi-hydrated form of calcium oxalate predominates.
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