Accepted at 3:31 a.m. Jul, 14, 2026 by qais8r
Author: qais8r
Related Note: 1475453188699 1
Rationale for change

I would change the card to something like:

Crohn disease is associated with calcium oxalate kidney stones due to increased **intestinal absorption** of [...].

I think that wording is clearer than “increased **levels** of [...]”, because “levels” could make you think of fatty acids, serum calcium, bile acids, etc.

For instance, I thought [...] was referring to "fatty acids" since you cannot absorb them well if the terminal ileum was damaged, leading to enteric hyperoxaluria... but this card wanted a more "superficial" answer.

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