BIOMINERALOGY AND MORPHOLOGY OF URINARY STONES IN THE DIFFERENT CLIMATE OF THE KHUZESTAN PROVINCE: CONCERNING ON MEDICAL GEOLOGY ASPECTS

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ZARASVANDI A.; HEIDARI M.; MOUSAPOUR E.; MODABBERI S.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF GEOTECHNICAL GEOLOGY (APPLIED GEOLOGY) Year:2013 | Volume:9 | Issue:1 Page(s): 31-41

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BIOMINERALOGY AND MORPHOLOGY OF URINARY STONES IN THE DIFFERENT CLIMATE OF THE KHUZESTAN PROVINCE: CONCERNING ON MEDICAL GEOLOGY ASPECTS

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ZARASVANDI A. | HEIDARI M. | MOUSAPOUR E. | MODABBERI S. | Issue Writer Certificate

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CALCIUM OXALATEQ2

SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPEQ2

X-RAY DIFFRACTIONQ3

Abstract

The Khuzestan province as a part of Afro-Asian stone belt and due to fall within warm and dry climates, it required extensive studies on mineralogy of urinary stones. In this way, mineralogical studied using X-RAY DIFFRACTION and SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE showed that urinary stones in the Khuzestan province can be divided in to six mineralogical groups: CALCIUM OXALATE, phosphate, CALCIUM OXALATE/ phosphate, urate, urate / CALCIUM OXALATE and urate/ CALCIUM OXALATE/ phosphate. Also the results which obtained from climate conditions effect investigation on the mineralogy of urinary stones, confirms that from Mediterranean sub-humid climates (northeastern area of the province) to warm and dry climates (south and southwest areas of the province), oxalate stones and urate stones concentration decreases and increases respectively. Presence of Niahite and Hydroxyapatite biominerals are the most important mineralogical feature in the study area. According to the negative relationship between Ca: Mg ratio and the formation of urinary stones, can be added magnesium to urban places cleaning water or passing resources of surface water from lithologies with high rate of magnesium (such as dolomite areas). Also urate stone can be dissolved by medicinal agents administered orally or parenterally, because chemolysis can be effective in the south and southwest area of province (highest distribution of urate stones in the province).

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ZARASVANDI, A., HEIDARI, M., MOUSAPOUR, E., & MODABBERI, S.. (2013). BIOMINERALOGY AND MORPHOLOGY OF URINARY STONES IN THE DIFFERENT CLIMATE OF THE KHUZESTAN PROVINCE: CONCERNING ON MEDICAL GEOLOGY ASPECTS. JOURNAL OF GEOTECHNICAL GEOLOGY (APPLIED GEOLOGY), 9(1), 31-41. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/127030/en

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ZARASVANDI A., HEIDARI M., MOUSAPOUR E., MODABBERI S.. BIOMINERALOGY AND MORPHOLOGY OF URINARY STONES IN THE DIFFERENT CLIMATE OF THE KHUZESTAN PROVINCE: CONCERNING ON MEDICAL GEOLOGY ASPECTS. JOURNAL OF GEOTECHNICAL GEOLOGY (APPLIED GEOLOGY)[Internet]. 2013;9(1):31-41. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/127030/en

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A. ZARASVANDI, M. HEIDARI, E. MOUSAPOUR, and S. MODABBERI, “BIOMINERALOGY AND MORPHOLOGY OF URINARY STONES IN THE DIFFERENT CLIMATE OF THE KHUZESTAN PROVINCE: CONCERNING ON MEDICAL GEOLOGY ASPECTS,” JOURNAL OF GEOTECHNICAL GEOLOGY (APPLIED GEOLOGY), vol. 9, no. 1, pp. 31–41, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/127030/en

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