Notes in 04 Renal Stones and Masses

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Published	11/08/2023	As a result of hypercalcemia, patients with primary hyperparathyroidism are at increased risk for {{c1::calcium oxalate kidney}} stones
Published	11/08/2023	{{c2::Calcium oxalate}} kidney stones often precipitate due to {{c1::hypocitrat}}-uria
Published	11/08/2023	Hypocitraturia is often associated with {{c1::decreased}} urine pH
Published	11/08/2023	What is the appearance calcium kidney stones on X-ray and CT? {{c1::Radiopaque}}
Published	11/08/2023	What type of kidney stone may result from ethylene glycol (antifreeze) ingestion? {{c1::Calcium oxalate}}
Published	11/08/2023	{{c2::Calcium oxalate}} kidney stones may result from vitamin {{c1::C}} abuse
Published	11/08/2023	Ammonium magnesium phosphate (struvite) kidney stones classically form {{c1::staghorn calculi}} in renal calyces
Published	11/08/2023	What type of kidney stone commonly requires surgical removal due to its size?{{c1::Ammonium magnesium phosphate (struvite) stones}}
Published	11/08/2023	What is the appearance of uric acid kidney stones on X-ray? {{c1::Radiolucent}}
Published	11/08/2023	What type of kidney stone is seen in patients with gout? {{c1::Uric acid stone}}
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