Nephropathy in dietary hyperoxaluria: A potentially preventable acute or chronic kidney disease

Table 2 Surgical procedures and medical conditions associated with enteric hyperoxaluria

Surgical conditions	Medical gastrointestinal conditions	Other medical/surgical conditions	Drugs
Jejunoileal bypass[106,108,110]	Crohn’s disease[109,119]	Morbid obesity[112]	Orlistat[130,131]
Roux-en-y gastric bypass[111,113]	Diabetic gastroenteropathy[115,116]	Cystic fibrosis[122,123]	Octreotide[132]
Small bowel resection[108,109]	Sprue[117]	Organ transplants[124-129]
Partial gastrectomy[108]	Primary biliary cirrhosis[109]
Pancreatectomy[109]	Chronic pancreatitis[118]
External biliary drainage[114]	Intestinal lymphangiectasia[120]
	Clostridium difficile colitis[121]