Abstract
The clinical, pathologic and roentgenographic features of a case of congenital oxalosis are discussed and contrasted to the more common forms of primary oxalosis. The ease of demonstration of the cortical deposition of calcium oxalate crystals on a CT scanner is reported.
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Luers, P.R., Lester, P.D. & Siegler, R.L. CT demonstration of cortical nephrocalcinosis in congenital oxalosis. Pediatr Radiol 10, 116–118 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01001753
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