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The 11 pages that link to Calcium oxalate, each with the reason it gives.

• Ethylene glycolRelated: Oxalate formed during metabolism can bind calcium and precipitate in tissues and urine.

• NephrolithiasisRelated: Calcium oxalate is the most common mineral in urinary stones.

• Kidney stoneBroader topic: Many kidney stones are built from crystals of this compound.

• Oxalic acidBroader topic: Its low solubility explains plant deposits and its role in some kidney stones.

• OxalateBroader topic: Calcium oxalate crystals make up most kidney stones.

• TaroRelated: Raw taro contains irritating crystals that cooking helps break down.

• AnthuriumRelated: Anthurium tissues contain crystals that irritate the mouth and digestive tract if chewed.

• Kidney stone diseaseBroader topic: Its crystals account for most kidney stones.

• Glyoxylic acidRelated: Oxalate derived from glyoxylate can bind calcium and contribute to kidney stones.

• DieffenbachiaRelated: Dieffenbachia sap contains needle-shaped calcium oxalate crystals that contribute to irritation.

• Sodium oxalateRelated: Oxalate released from sodium oxalate can precipitate with calcium ions as calcium oxalate.