THE URINARY EXCRETION OF INORGANIC SALTS.
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Biomedical subjects
J S ELLIOT
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DIRECT ENZYMATIC DETERMINATION OF URINARY OXALATE.
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Agaricales↗
Treatment of bladder cancer with amethopterin.
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Folic Acid Antagonists↗
Calculous disease in patients with poliomyelitis.
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Humans↗
Some aspects of calcium phosphate solubility.
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Calcium↗
Some aspects of calcium phosphate solubility.
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Calcium Phosphates↗
The dissolution of renal phosphatic calculi by retrograde irrigation.
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Calculi↗
The solubility of struvite in urine.
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Ammonium Compounds↗
Mineralogical studies of urine: the relationship of apatite, brushite and struvite to urinary pH.
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Apatites↗
The dissolution of renal phosphatic calculi by retrograde irrigation.
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Calculi↗
Calcium phosphate solubility in urine.
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Calcium↗
Calcium phosphate solubility in urine.
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Body Fluids↗
Treatment of the atonic bladder.
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Humans↗
Spontaneous dissolution of renal calculi.
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Calculi↗
Postoperative urinary incontinence, a revised concept of the external sphincter.
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Humans↗
Ureteral occlusion by barium granuloma.
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Barium↗
Vitamin A and urolithiasis; a review.
The early observations of Osborne, Mendel, and Ferry, and later of Higgins, showed that the incidence of urolithiasis was high in rats fed on diets deficient in fat soluble vitamins. Subsequently, the results of dark adaptation studies were interpreted as showing a relationship between vitamin A deficiency and calculous disease. However, a review of the literature including more recent data discloses that there is no evidence either clinical or experimental to support the claim that vitamin A deficiency is an etiologic factor in calculous disease in man in the United States.
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