Renal Colic in Emergency Medicine Basic Science and Pathophysiology – Stone Composition
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Renal calculi are formed from struvite, calcium oxalate, uric acid, phosphate and cystine. But do you know approximately in which proportions?
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- Phosphate,Calcium oxalate
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60-80%
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10-15%
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Approx 1%
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