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J. Barney, E. Mintz (1936)
The Relation of the Parathyroid Glands to Urinary Lithiasis1The Journal of Urology, 36
C. Huggins (1933)
BONE AND CALCULI IN THE COLLECTING TUBULES OF THE KIDNEYArchives of Surgery, 27
R. Jones, R. Roberts (1934)
Calcification, decalcification, and ossificationBritish Journal of Surgery, 21
J. Barney, E. Mintz (1936)
THE RELATION OF THE PARATHYROID GLANDS TO URINARY LITHIASISBJUI, 8
L. Keyser (1923)
THE MECHANISM OF THE FORMATION OF URINARY CALCULIAnnals of Surgery, 77
F. Albright, P. Baird, O. Cope, E. Bloomberg (1934)
STUDIES ON THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE PARATHYROID GLANDS. IV. RENAL COMPLICATIONS OF HYPERPARATHYROIDISMThe American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 187
G. Oppenheimer, H. Pollack (1937)
ATTEMPTED SOLUTION OF RENAL CALCULI BY DIETETIC MEASURESJAMA, 108
L. Keyser (1935)
RECURRENT UROLITHIASIS: ETIOLOGIC FACTORS AND CLINICAL MANAGEMENTJAMA, 104
Many workers have indicated the possibility that the increased urinary concentration of calcium and phosphorus associated with certain generalized conditions such as hyperparathyroidism,1 bone disease and fractures2 may be an important factor in calcium urolithiasis. However, little quantitative work on this concentration in patients with urinary calculi is available. Since on theoretical, experimental3 and clinical grounds it would seem that increased urinary concentration of calcium and phosphorus should be an important factor in the formation of stone, it was felt that a quantitative study of the urinary calcium and phosphorus in all types of patients with calcium urolithiasis and the quantitative differences in this factor as the result of treatment would be of significance from an etiologic, prognostic and therapeutic point of view. It is my purpose in this paper to present the results of such a study in a series of thirty-five consecutively admitted patients with
JAMA – American Medical Association
Published: Oct 14, 1939
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