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ANSWER: D Renal oxalosis is a progressive tubulointerstitial disease which can be primary or secondary in nature. Specifically, secondary causes…
Bile Stained Calcium Oxalate Crystals
A renal biopsy was performed on this 75-year-old female who presented with acute liver failure, jaundice and acute renal failure…
Oxalate Due to Vitamin C
A 51-year-old female with a history of SLE was found to have acute renal failure. There was no evidence…
Randall’s Plaques
Randalls plaques are microscopic calcium phosphate deposits in the basement membranes of the thin loops of Henle. These plaques act…
Oxalate Nephropathy
This biopsy is from a patient with metabolic acidosis, a CPK of 8000 mg/dl a creatinine of 22 mg/dl on…
Oxalate Nephropathy
H&E stained section (Fig. 1) demonstrating acute tubular injury with frequent translucent intratubular crystalline deposits on a background of severe…