1997
DOI: 10.1007/bf02550921
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Chronopharmacological studies on potassium citrate treatment of oxalocalcic urolithiasis

Abstract: The effect of minimum doses of extradietary potassium citrate ingestion on urolithogenic parameters has been studied. Separate urine fractions were collected in 24-hour periods. Five calcium oxalate stone formers have participated in the study. pH, calcium, citric acid, and the crystallization inhibitory capacity levels in fractional urine samples were determined before and during treatment. The most beneficial effect (increase in citraturia and crystallization inhibitory capacity) was produced by potassium ci… Show more

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“…Consistent with this observation the SEM‐EDX analysis revealed that there were no crystal depositions in the tubular lumens of the astaxanthin‐treated nephrolithiatic group, indicating the ability of astaxanthin to disrupt crystal formation. Citrate therapy has been used for a long time in the clinical management of kidney stones . In the present study, we found that the renal tissue of citrate‐treated rats had high calcium content with some stray crystal deposits as opposed to the astaxanthin‐treated group, which had a normal histology and calcium levels.…”
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confidence: 46%
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“…Consistent with this observation the SEM‐EDX analysis revealed that there were no crystal depositions in the tubular lumens of the astaxanthin‐treated nephrolithiatic group, indicating the ability of astaxanthin to disrupt crystal formation. Citrate therapy has been used for a long time in the clinical management of kidney stones . In the present study, we found that the renal tissue of citrate‐treated rats had high calcium content with some stray crystal deposits as opposed to the astaxanthin‐treated group, which had a normal histology and calcium levels.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 46%
“…Therefore, we investigated the effect of astaxanthin treatment on the correlations of ACE levels with renal OPN and TGF‐β1 expressions and calcium oxalate deposition in male Wistar rats. Oral potassium citrate intake is a common strategy for treatment of renal calculi . A comparison was made to evaluate the efficacy of astaxanthin treatment over potassium citrate administration on renal stone formation and regulation of OPN and TGF‐β1 expressions.…”
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confidence: 99%