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Objective: Ascorbic acid is endogenously converted to oxalate and appears to increase the absorption of dietary oxalate, supplementation may increase the risk of kidney stones. In this study is aimed to investigate the relation between the calcium oxalate crystals and urinary...
Objective: In our study we aimed to investigate the role of fetuin-A, a systemic calcification inhibitor, and osteopontin, which plays an important role in calcification processes, in the pathogenesis of urinary tract stone disease.
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