O. Scharrel et A. Hesse, SIGNIFICANCE OF THE DIET IN THE THERAPY O F UROLITHIASIS .2. PHOSPHATE, CYSTINE AND RARE STONES, Ernährungs-Umschau, 42(4), 1995, pp. 127-131
Besides the common urinary stones, calcium oxalate and uric acid stone
s (see part 1), phosphate, cystine and some rare stones have been diag
nosed in Germany. In most cases, these stones wich are caused by metab
olic and/or renal disorders and/or urinary tract infection, require me
dication. A change in nutrition may reduce drugs considerably, however
. This is of great importance in view of lifelong medication required
for the incurable underlying disorders. Part 2 offers specific dietary
advice for each of the above stone types.