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To the Editor: We wish to clarify information published in our letter on primary hyperoxaluria, which recently appeared in the Journal (July 3, 2008, issue).¹ We had previously published an article concerning oxalate stones in the Journal of Nephrology.² Thirteen of the cases from our earlier report were included in the 74 cases described in our letter to the Journal, whereas 61 of the 74 cases (82%) were new. Our letter focused on the very peculiar stone morphologic characteristics at the micrometer level, as demonstrated by scanning electron microscopical examination. No images are duplicates of previously published material. In . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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