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The formation of the sparingly soluble calcium oxalate salt in the urinary tract is a major factor in urolithiasis (kidney stone formation). Oxalate in urine may arise either as an end-product of intermediary metabolism or from dietary sources.

Increased excretion may be due to oxalate rich food and absorption of oxalate in a number of gastrointestinal disorders that cause severe fat malabsorption. Decreased levels are associated with hyperglycinaemia and hyperglycinuria. Calculi may form if renal function is poor.

10 ml of 24 Hrs Urine Room Temperature

State 24 Hrs urine volume.

9.7 - 40.5 mg/ 24 hrs