oxalate

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Introduction

Precipitates with Ca+2 to which it binds tightly.

Calcium oxalate crystals form urinary calculi (see calcium stone).

Dietary sources (mg/100 grams unless otherwise specified)

Pharmaceutical/toxin-induced causes of oxalate calculi

Physiology

Laboratory

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References

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