Gout
Last updated: Friday, 06, August, 2010
| Manifestations | Appropriate Tests |
|---|---|
Serum urate for long-term management. A normal serum urate does not exclude acute gout and an increased level is not specific for acute gout. See also Hyperuricaemia. See also Pseudogout. | |
Acute arthritis | Synovial fluid - microscopy (for crystals); see Arthritis; mono- or oligo-articular. |
Hyperuricaemia | |
Urate nephropathy | |
Urinary tract calculi | See Calculi - urinary. |
Tophi |
