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CAUSES

Low fluid intake; High salt intake; High oxalate or uric acid levels; Family history; Certain medical conditions or medications

SPECIALTY AREA

Michael D. Bagg, MD, FACS

Urology

Emma Bendaña, MD

Urology

Paola Bustillos, MD

Urology

Mauricio Davalos, MD, FACS

Urology

Elias J. Farran, MD

Urology

Lauren Eisenberg, DO, FACOS

Urology

Robert C. Kolosseus, MD

Urology

Daniel Morilla, MD

Urology

Christopher Olivares, DO, M.Sc.

Urology

Jeffrey M. Spier, MD

Urology

Jeffrey E. Taber, MD, FACS

Urology

Jessica Altamirano, FNP-C

Urology

Sandra Rosales, RN, MSN, FNP-BC

Urology

Silas Luna, PA

Urology

Imelda Wallace, FNP-BC

Urology

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SHORT DESCRIPTION

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