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Is nephrocalcinosis a type of kidney disease?
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No: Nephrocalcinosis means calcium has deposited in the kidney. This condition can occur from disease or damage or even some drugs. Treatment involves identifying the underlying problem. Sometimes it can resolve; other cases are permanent.
Answered 8/13/2012
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