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Extract and pharmaceutical composition for treatment of calcium oxalate stone disease
   
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US Patent 5137722
Issued Date
August 11, 1992
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An extract for the treatment of calcium oxalate kidney stone disease which can be extracted and purified from leaves of the plant Eriobotrya japonica is disclosed. The extract has the following characteristics: inhibits calcium oxalate crystal growth in vitro, inhibits renal calcium oxalate crystal deposition in rats which are fed ethylene glycol, causes rats which are fed ethylene glycol and said extract to excrete less oxalate in their urine as compared to rats which are fed ethylene glycol without said extract, shows little or no loss in activity when exposed to an aqueous solution of pH 1.5 for 14 hours, shows increased activity when exposed to an aqueous solution of pH 12.7 for 15 hours, is polyanionic, is stable when heated in an aqueous solution (at pH of extract) at 98.degree. C. for 3 hours, water-soluble, insoluble in heptane, hexane, chloroform/methanol mix, diethyl ether, and ethanol/aqueous mix, binds to DEAE-A-25 Sephadex at pH 8.6 and is eluted from the DEAE-A-25 Sephadex with 2 M NaCl. The present invention is also directed to a method for the treatment of calcium oxalate stone disease wherein the extract is administered, preferably for a prolonged period of time, to a patient suffering from or prone to calcium oxalate stone disease.
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August 11, 1992
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07/641,763
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January 16, 1991
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424/765   514/891
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C07G   17/00   (20060101)  
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424/195.1   514/891  
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