Medical Journal of the Islamic Republic of Iran · 2019 · 11 citations · 15 references
MedicineNutritional SciencesUrologyDietary AssessmentHuman NutritionUrolithiasisRenal DiseaseRenal NutritionCross-sectional EpidemiologyFeeding RegimenRenal Stone FormationStone Formation PathophysiologyUpper Urinary Tract Stones
What is "already known" in this topic: Prevalence of kidney stones, especially in developing countries, is increasing due to unhealthy lifestyle (reduced physical activity and increased obesity) and food regimen. This problem endangers public health and imposes great therapeutic costs on countries. To date, no cross sectional study has been conducted to investigate the relationship between dietary intake and stone formation in Shiraz, Iran.
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The Potential Role of Salt Abuse on the Risk for Kidney Stone Formation
Khashayar Sakhaee, Jean A. Harvey, Paulette Padalino et al. · The Journal of Urology · 1993 · 227 citations