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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1980
To the Editor.— I appreciated the comments made by John H. Talbott, MD, on psoriasis-associated gouty hyperuricemia (242:1193-1197, 1979). Aside from what appears to be a typographical error in the probenecid dosage (0.5 g, rather than the stated 0.5 mg), the rate of urinary uric acid excretion may provide further information useful to the selection ...
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To the Editor.— I appreciated the comments made by John H. Talbott, MD, on psoriasis-associated gouty hyperuricemia (242:1193-1197, 1979). Aside from what appears to be a typographical error in the probenecid dosage (0.5 g, rather than the stated 0.5 mg), the rate of urinary uric acid excretion may provide further information useful to the selection ...
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JCR: Journal of Clinical Rheumatology
Hyperuricemia causes not only gout but also organ damage, such as through cerebrovascular, cardiovascular, and lifestyle-related diseases. The relationship between the serum urate(SUA)level and organ damage has recently been redefined as dysuricemia, as follows: 1)SUA level is positively associated with the occurrence of gout and intra-arterial gout ...
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Hyperuricemia causes not only gout but also organ damage, such as through cerebrovascular, cardiovascular, and lifestyle-related diseases. The relationship between the serum urate(SUA)level and organ damage has recently been redefined as dysuricemia, as follows: 1)SUA level is positively associated with the occurrence of gout and intra-arterial gout ...
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Hyperuricemia, urate-lowering therapy, and kidney outcomes: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Therapeutic Advances in Musculoskeletal Disease, 2021Jasvinder A Singh
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