Urinary pH in calcium oxalate stone formers: does it matter?

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@mackinprof Seen it. around 6. Ca Oxalate stones forms at around pH 4. Fine then. pH 4 evidence : https://t.co/c3K0J91hQm :https://t.co/zDZujlSuKN

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