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  • 22. The preventive effect of sodium pentosan polysulfate against renal stone formation in hyperoxaluric rats.
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  • 28. [Reversible acute renal failure with tubular oxalosis. Possible role of nutritional factors].
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  • 30. Perspectives in the assessment and management of patients with primary hyperoxaluria type I.
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  • 33. [Primary hyperoxaluria].
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  • 40. [Iterative fractures in type I primary hyperoxaluria. Report of 2 cases].
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