Langzeitstudie: Ausscheidung von Natrium, Gesamtcalcium und ionisiertem Calcium bei Patienten mit rezidivierender Harnsteinbildung und bei gesunden Kontrollpersonen

Härtung, R.; Leskovar, P.; Siebert, Aisha L.

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“…Suitable ratios are calcium/ creatinine, calcium x oxalate/creatinine x magnesium, calcium/citrate x magnesium x sodium or sodium/calcium (TISELIUS et al 1978;HARTUNG et al 1979;TISELIUS 1979;BERG 1981;NORDENVALL 1982;MATOUSCHEK and HUBER 1983;ERWIN et al 1985). Suitable ratios are calcium/ creatinine, calcium x oxalate/creatinine x magnesium, calcium/citrate x magnesium x sodium or sodium/calcium (TISELIUS et al 1978;HARTUNG et al 1979;TISELIUS 1979;BERG 1981;NORDENVALL 1982;MATOUSCHEK and HUBER 1983;ERWIN et al 1985).…”

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Diagnosis of Urinary Calculi

Vahlensieck¹

1985

Handbook of Urology

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Radioimmunoassay of human parathyroid hormone in serum. J Clin Invest 50:21 Arnaud CD, Goldsmit RS, Bardier PJ, Sizemore GW (1974) Influence ofimmunoheterogenity of circulating parathyroid hormone on results of radioimmunoassay of serum in man. Am J Med 56:785 Arora B, Selby PL, Norman RW, Peacock M, Robertson WG (1985) The effect of an increased intake of various constituents of a high animal protein diet on the risk of calcium oxalate stone formation in men. In: Schwille PO, Smith LH, Robertson WG, Vahlensieck W (eds) Urolithiasis and realted clinical research. Plenum Press, New York London, p 85

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Section: ) Urine Studiesmentioning

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Diagnosis of Urinary Calculi

Vahlensieck¹

1985

Handbook of Urology

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“…Ein ho her Na/Ca-Quotient wird mit einer geringe ren Steinbildungsgefährdung in Verbindung gebracht [15], In einer Langzeitstudie bestä tigten Hartung 1 1 al. [9] diese Auffassung. Sie fanden einen signifikant niedrigeren Na/CaQuotienten bei Steinbildnem gegenüber Nor malprobanden.…”

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Stress und Harnsteinbildungsrisiko

Brundig¹,

Berg²,

Schneider³

1981

Urol Int

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Concentration and/or excretion values of litholytic urinary parameters (magnesium, citrate, sodium) tend to decrease under the influence of stress. The experimental results presented give a contribution to the knowledge on stress-induced urinary changes. All factors considered, the increased risk of stone formation is effective on the day of stress exposure and the following day. A quotient composed of the lithogenous and the litholytic urinary parameters may be condensed into a ‘stress formula’ which attributes a sharply increased risk of stone formation of calcium oxalate stone patients to stress influence.

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