gouty

gout | American Dictionary

gout
noun[ U ]
us/ɡɑʊt/
a painful disease of the joints, esp. in a toe or finger

Examples of gout

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Family history, particularly in relation to gout and r heumatoid arthritis, may be useful.
The acute presentation typically affects the shoulder and can mimic gout in the elderly patient.
The tangible complaints of falls, postural hypotension, incontinence, gout and dehydration are commonly attributed to diuretic use.
Many women with gout are on diuretic therapy and frequently have renal impairment.
Gout and sepsis can coexist, although this is uncommon.
Renal function predicts colchicines toxicity: guidelines for prophylactic use in gout.
Management of acute gout centres around the prompt institution of anti-inflammatory medication.
Renal function predicts colchicine toxicity: guidelines for the prophylactic use of colchicine in gout.
It is associated with systemic diseases such as diabetes, gout, obesity and hypertension.
Acute gout is generally a disease of middle-aged men, but gout may occur in elderly people as a new event, particularly in women.
Both of these examples are specific trade-offs that result in vulnerability to disease; speed versus fragile bones for horses and slower aging versus the risk of gout for humans.
Predicting acute gout in diuretic-treated hypertensive patients.
Asymptomatic tophaceous gout can be mistaken for nodular osteoarthritis.
Gompertz, who died of gout during the middle of the dispute, emerged as its posthumous victor.
Conditions attributable to obesity are diabetes, coronary heart disease, gallstones, hypertension, high blood cholesterol, gout and several cancers.
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