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Comorbidities in gout and hyperuricemia: causality or epiphenomena?

24 Dec 2019

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PURPOSE OF REVIEW: To review advances in the understanding of potentially causal relationships between gout, hyperuricemia and comorbidities. RECENT FINDINGS: Observational studies reveal 4-5 comorbidity clusters in gout patients. There tend to be gout alone, gout with chronic kidney disease and gout with other metabolic comorbidities. However, heterogeneous study populations and confounding make inference...

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PMID: 31876630
DOI: 10.1097/bor.0000000000000691

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