...Osamu Ichiyanagi; Teruhiro Nakada; Manabu Ishigooka; Shinsuke Hayami; Yasunori Sanjo; Yoko Kubota; Kazuo Nakashima; Hitoshi Sakai; Masaaki Kuwahara Long-time oral intake of magnesium-silicate-containing drugs is thought to be a causative factor inducing silicate urolithiasis. Besides, magnesium...

...-to-COM ratio was being used, we made a comparative study of the inhibitory effects of magnesium, one of the well-known inhibitors of calcium oxalate stone formation, on the growth of seeded COM and COD crystals. The results demonstrated that magnesium in identical concentrations might have stronger...

...H.H. Knispel; R. Fitzner; M. Kaiser; M. Butz An acute acid load was used to evaluate potential chemical differences of urinary composition in recurrent oxalate stone formers and healthy controls. After intake of ammonium chloride, total calcium, ionized calcium and magnesium increased and citrate...

..., magnesium, sodium, potassium, and uric acid slightly increased, urinary oxalate excretion slightly fell; there was a high variability in the changes between the individuals. No changes in the mean values of clearance of endogenous creatinine, percentage of tubular reabsorption of phosphate and urinary zinc...

...Diana J. Zimmermann; Susanne Voss; Gerd E. von Unruh; Albrecht Hesse Introduction: Magnesium treatment for calcium oxalate urolithiasis is discussed controversially. The aim of this study was to investigate the influence of magnesium supplementation on the oxalate absorption. Materials and Methods...