Christ F, Koischwitz D, Klehr H U
Rofo. 1982 Feb;136(2):174-7. doi: 10.1055/s-2008-1056021.
The radiological changes in the kidneys and skeleton in primary oxalosis in a patient are described. Crystalline calcium oxalate deposits, which are a secondary phenomenon, are responsible for the findings, which are of great significance both functionally and prognostically. Hyperoxalaemia is due to an enzyme defect, which leads to hyperoxaluria; this causes a reduction in renal function and can lead to rapid progression of the condition.
描述了一名原发性草酸中毒患者肾脏和骨骼的放射学变化。草酸钙结晶沉积是一种继发现象，是这些表现的原因，这些表现在功能和预后方面都具有重要意义。高草酸血症是由于酶缺陷导致高草酸尿症；这会导致肾功能下降，并可能导致病情迅速进展。
