Journal of Urology
 1982
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-5347(17)53359-5
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Propionohydroxamic Acid in Infected Renal Stones: A Preliminary Clinical Report

A. Martelli
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P. Buli
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Eugenio Brunocilla
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“…Propiono-hydroxamic acid (PHA) proved to be the more reliable of these molecules, owing to the lower incidence of toxic, teratogenic and mutagenic effects [7,8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Low Dosage Treatment with Propiono-Hydroxamic Acid in Paraplegic Patients

Tizzani
1
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Carone2,
Casetta3
et al. 1989
Eur Urol
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“…Propiono-hydroxamic acid (PHA) proved to be the more reliable of these molecules, owing to the lower incidence of toxic, teratogenic and mutagenic effects [7,8].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Low Dosage Treatment with Propiono-Hydroxamic Acid in Paraplegic Patients

Tizzani
1
,
Carone2,
Casetta3
et al. 1989
Eur Urol
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Struvite Stones

Rodman1
1987
Renal Stone Disease
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Two Years of Clinical Experience with Propionohydroxamic Acid: Its Antilithogenetic, Mutagenic, and Teratogenic Effects

Martelli
1
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Buli
2
,
Brunocilla
3
1984
Pathogenese Und Klinik Der Harnsteine X
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