Konya Et ve Balık Kurumunda kesilen koyun ve kuzularda görülen idrar taşlarının kimyasal analizi
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1998
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Çalışmada, Konya Et ve Balık Kurumu'nda kesilen koyun ve kuzularda rastlanılan idrar taşlarının kimyasal bileşiminin belirlenmesi amaçlandı. Böbrek ve idrar kesesi taşları materyal olarak kullanıldı. Elde edilen taş örneklerinin kimyasal analizleri Oxford (Kod. 9685-032204) test kitleri kullanılarak yapıldı. Taşların kimyasal analiz sonuçlarına göre böbrek taşları %31 magnezyum karbonat, %23.8 magnezyum amonyum fosfat, %19 kalsiyum okzalat, %11.9 magnezyum okzalat. İdrar taşlan ise %41.7 magnezyum amonyum fosfat, %33.4 magnezyum karbonat içermektedir.
This study was conducted to determine the chemical composition of the urinary calculi observed in the sheeps and lambs which were slaughtered at the Slaughtering House of Meat and Fish Association in Konya. Renal and urinary bladder stones of the sheeps and lamps were used as the a material. Chemical analyses of the stones were performed by wing a stone analyses set (Oxford reagent set, monofactured by lancor Division of Sherwood Med. Atriy. Co Kildore, Ireland, Product No 9685-032204). The most common types of-renal calculi in this survey on chemical analyses were magnesium carbonate (31%) followed by amonium magnesium phosphate (23.8%), calcium oxalate (19%), magnesium oxalate 11.9%). Where as in the urinary stones the most prevalent was ammonium magnesium phosphate (41.7%) and followed magnesium carbonate (33.4%) containing stones were less common.
This study was conducted to determine the chemical composition of the urinary calculi observed in the sheeps and lambs which were slaughtered at the Slaughtering House of Meat and Fish Association in Konya. Renal and urinary bladder stones of the sheeps and lamps were used as the a material. Chemical analyses of the stones were performed by wing a stone analyses set (Oxford reagent set, monofactured by lancor Division of Sherwood Med. Atriy. Co Kildore, Ireland, Product No 9685-032204). The most common types of-renal calculi in this survey on chemical analyses were magnesium carbonate (31%) followed by amonium magnesium phosphate (23.8%), calcium oxalate (19%), magnesium oxalate 11.9%). Where as in the urinary stones the most prevalent was ammonium magnesium phosphate (41.7%) and followed magnesium carbonate (33.4%) containing stones were less common.
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