1. Three pathways for human kidney stone formation

   • Fredric L. Coe
   • Andrew P. Evan
   • James E. Lingeman

   Review 22 April 2010 Pages: 147 - 160

   

2. Metabolic stress response patterns in urinary compositions of idiopathic calcium oxalate stone formers, patients with chronic bowel diseases and controls

   • Wolfgang Berg
   • Sabine Gayde
   • Norbert Laube

   Original Paper 04 May 2010 Pages: 161 - 168

   

3. Probiotic-induced reduction of gastrointestinal oxalate absorption in healthy subjects

   • Joseph Okombo
   • Michael Liebman

   Original Paper 12 March 2010 Pages: 169 - 178

   

4. The carboxyproxyl-derived spin trap (CP-H) is an appropriate detector-compound for oxidative stress

   • S. Adam
   • H. Loertzer
   • H. J. Brömme

   Original Paper 24 February 2010 Pages: 179 - 186

   

5. Comparison of the effects of l-carnitine and α-tocopherol on acute ureteral obstruction-induced renal oxidative imbalance and altered energy metabolism in rats

   • S. Mostafa Shid Moosavi
   • Saeed C. Ashtiyani
   • Mehdi Shirazi

   Original Paper 26 November 2009 Pages: 187 - 194

   

6. Does tamsulosin change the management of proximally located ureteral stones?

   • Faruk Yencilek
   • Sakıp Erturhan
   • Kemal Sarica

   Orignal Paper 25 February 2010 Pages: 195 - 199

7. Composition of lower urinary tract stones in canines in Mexico City

   • Javier Del Angel-Caraza
   • Inmaculada Diez-Prieto
   • Ma Belén García-Rodríguez

   Symposium Paper 15 January 2010 Pages: 201 - 204

8. Effect of blind treatment on stone disease

   • Y. M. Fazil Marickar
   • Abiya Salim
   • Adarsh Vijay

   Symposium Paper 08 December 2009 Pages: 205 - 209

9. Stone composition and metabolic status

   • B. S. Bibilash
   • Adarsh Vijay
   • Y. M. Fazil Marickar

   Symposium Paper 17 November 2009 Pages: 211 - 213