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The American Journal of Nursing, 1964
According to these two eminent specialists, proper treatment of this destructive disease can prevent its extension or reverse its morbid changes. Gout is a metabolic defect which results in the deposition of urates in the organs and soft tissues. In the arthritic phase, the patient has agonizing joint pain.
I F, HERMANN, R T, SMITH
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According to these two eminent specialists, proper treatment of this destructive disease can prevent its extension or reverse its morbid changes. Gout is a metabolic defect which results in the deposition of urates in the organs and soft tissues. In the arthritic phase, the patient has agonizing joint pain.
I F, HERMANN, R T, SMITH
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1959
IN the course of three recent consecutive weekly meetings of the King County Hospital Arthritis Clinic 2 Filipino males appeared, both of whom were suffering from acute gouty arthritis.
J L, DECKER, J J, LANE
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IN the course of three recent consecutive weekly meetings of the King County Hospital Arthritis Clinic 2 Filipino males appeared, both of whom were suffering from acute gouty arthritis.
J L, DECKER, J J, LANE
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Comorbidities in Gouty Arthritis
Journal of Investigative Medicine, 2011Background Gouty arthritis is increasing in prevalence in men and women, particularly in older age groups. Methods A PubMed search was conducted to identify common comorbidities associated with gouty arthritis, their impact on quality ...
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1985
Sir .—I have just read the brief article dealing with juvenile gouty arthritis. 1 The patients presented certainly are interesting, and the material presented leaves little doubt that they probably did have gouty arthritis. Unfortunately, I think this article contributes very little to the literature because no data are presented that would rule in or
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Sir .—I have just read the brief article dealing with juvenile gouty arthritis. 1 The patients presented certainly are interesting, and the material presented leaves little doubt that they probably did have gouty arthritis. Unfortunately, I think this article contributes very little to the literature because no data are presented that would rule in or
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1961
Gouty arthritis is now largely controllable, but unfortunately it remains the rheumatic disease that is most often missed in diagnosis. Among the reasons it is not recognized more often are a mistaken idea that gout is rare in North America, overdependence on elevated serum uric acid, too much reliance on the presence of tophi, and, most important ...
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Gouty arthritis is now largely controllable, but unfortunately it remains the rheumatic disease that is most often missed in diagnosis. Among the reasons it is not recognized more often are a mistaken idea that gout is rare in North America, overdependence on elevated serum uric acid, too much reliance on the presence of tophi, and, most important ...
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Gouty arthritis in the black race
Seminars in Arthritis and Rheumatism, 1975This review of 65 black-black patients with gout, in contrast to tan or tinted, is presented to emphasize the universal nature of the disease, irrespective of race or geographic region. One case of a female who delivered a living child 4 yr after her initial attack of gout is reported.
J H, Talbott +3 more
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Radiology, 1975
Five cases of early-onset gouty arthritis are presented, with roentgenographic abnormalities evident in the first two decades of life. Three patients suffered from "primary" gout; classification of the other two patients was difficlut because of associated mental retardation, hypothyroidism and psoriasis.
D, Resnick, R T, Reinke, R M, Taketa
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Five cases of early-onset gouty arthritis are presented, with roentgenographic abnormalities evident in the first two decades of life. Three patients suffered from "primary" gout; classification of the other two patients was difficlut because of associated mental retardation, hypothyroidism and psoriasis.
D, Resnick, R T, Reinke, R M, Taketa
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Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association, 1966
Harold J. Berger, Peter H. Ballen
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Harold J. Berger, Peter H. Ballen
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Desacetylmethylcolchicine in Acute Gouty Arthritis
New England Journal of Medicine, 1955COLCHICINE has been the drug of choice for the treatment of patients with attacks of acute gouty arthritis because it usually causes prompt and effective symptomatic relief.1 , 2 Despite its dramatic, favorable effect in ameliorating the symptoms of this acute arthritis, it may cause gastrointestinal disturbances such as nausea, vomiting and diarrhea ...
J, COLSKY, S, WALLACE, M M, BANOWITCH
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Disability due to gouty arthritis
Current Opinion in Rheumatology, 2012Disability, or activity limitation, is a common problem in patients with gout. This study explores recent studies examining the nature and extent of disability in gout and addresses the merits and limitations of current self-reported measures of disability.Gout has a significant impact on patients' ability to perform normal self-care activities ...
ten Klooster, Peter M. +2 more
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