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1. Characteristics Of Nanobacteria And Their Possible Role In Gallbladder Stone Formation
2. Effects Of Extracts From Prunella Vulgaris L. On Urinary Stone Formation And Osteopontin Expression In Rats Urolithiasis Model With Oxalate Calcium
3. Role And Mechanism Of Renal Local Pathological Changes And Renal Tubular Epithelial Cell Injury In Kidney Stone Formation
4. Morphology, Particle Size And Size Distribution Of Nanocrystallites In Urine And Their Relation To Stone Formation
5. The Application And The Meaning Of The Examination Of Metabolism Abnormality Related With Stone Formation In Part Of Patients With Upper Urinary Calculi
6. The Effects Of Female Sex Hormones On Primary Upper Urinary Tract Stone Formation
7. The Effects Of Jinshaniuhuashipian On The Factors Of Stone Formation In Patients' Urine Of Urolithiasis
8. Effect Of Rosmarinic Acid On Calcium Oxalate Renal Stone Formation In Rats
9. Research On Rat Renal Damage And Stone Formation Induced By Melamine And Cyanuric Acid
10. The Effect Of Citrate On Osteopontin Expression Of Urinary Oxalate Calcium Stone Formation In Rats
11. Role Of Osteopontin And CD44 In Stone Formation
12. The Etiological Study Of Patients With High Risk Of Calcium Oxalate Stone Formation
13. Effect Of Bone-related Factors And1,25（OH）2D3/VDR On Renal Stone Formation In Genetic Hypercalciuric Rats
14. Effects Of Extract From Semen Astragali Complanali On Calcium Oxalate Urinary Stone Formation In Rats
15. Research On The Relationship Between Sex Hormones And Primary Urinary Stone Formation
16. The Influence Of Hyperlipidemia And Insulin Resistance On The Biliary Tract Stone Formation
17. Hyaluronan Regulates The Adhesion Of Renal Epithelial Cells Through P38MAPK And JNK Signaling Pathways In Urinary Stone Formation
18. Role Of Sphincter Of Oddi Motility Played In Process Of Pigment Gallbladder Stone Formation In Guinea Pigs
19. Correlation Of Different Doses Of Ceftriaxone And Kidney Stone Formation In Rats
20. Study Of Stone-formation Relevant Factors In Bile Samples Collected From Patients Receiving Choledochojejunostomy
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