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Mineral Composition of Renal Stones from the Sudan
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Urologia Internationalis
Urol Int (1999) 61 (3): 154–156.
Published Online: 05 February 1999
... and 43.7% of childhood stones. Uric acid and uric acid dihydrate stones were more often seen in adults (13.2%) than in children (4.1%). Ammonium urate stones are common in the Sudan, especially in children (32.9%), which is typical for underdeveloped countries. Infectious stones (struvite and carbonate...
