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E. F. Traut , A. A. Knight, P. B. Szant (1954)
Specific Vascular Changes in GoutJ. A. M. A., 156
F. W. S. Modern (1952)
Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicine: The Kidney of Gout, a Clinical EntityM. Clin. North America, 36
E. Traut, A. Knight, P. Szanto, E. Passerelli (1953)
Specific vascular changes in gout.Journal of the American Medical Association, 156 6
A. Gutman, T. Yü (1952)
Current principles of management in gout.The American journal of medicine, 13 6
G. Duncan (1942)
Diseases of MetabolismDiabetes, 2
A. C. Allen (1951)
The Kidney: Medical and Surgical Diseases
H. Spitz , O. Steinbrocker, S. Schwartz (1949)
Fulminating GoutAm. J. Med., 6
M. Schnitker, A. Richter (1936)
NEPHRITIS IN GOUTThe American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 192
J. Brown, G. Mallory (1950)
Renal changes in gout.The New England journal of medicine, 243 9
Talbott Jh (1948)
Gout and gouty arthritis.New York medicine, 4
J. H. Talbott (1943)
Oxford Loose-Leaf Medicine, 4
E. T. Bell (1950)
Renal Diseases
F. Coombs, L. Pecora, E. Thorogood, W. Consolazio, J. Talbott (1940)
RENAL FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH GOUT.The Journal of clinical investigation, 19 3
Abstract RECOGNITION and treatment of reversible disease is the primary function of the physician. This is particularly true when pathological processes involve a vital organ, such as the kidney, where progression of the lesions may lead to functional insufficiency and death. It is the purpose of this paper to review the problem of the renal complications of disturbed uric acid metabolism in gout and to present a case of severe primary gout in a young man with renal insufficiency in whom return to normal renal function occurred during treatment with probenecid (Benemid) over a 34-month period. During this time marked decrease in urate deposits elsewhere besides the kidney occurred, such as visible tophi, and improvement in the state of the clinical gouty arthritis also was seen. It is felt that the observation of the improvement in the renal function of this patient aids in clarifying the pathogenesis of the renal failure References 1. References 3 and 6-10. 2. References 3 and 7. 3. References 3 and 11. 4. References 9 and 10. 5. References 3 and 6. 6. References 5, 10, and 12. 7. Gutman, A. B., and Yu, T. F.: Current Principles of Management in Gout , Am. J. Med. 13:745, 1952.Crossref 8. Talbott, J. H.: Gout and Gouty Arthritis , New York, Grune & Stratton, 1953. 9. Brown, J., and Mallory, G. K.: Renal Changes in Gout , New England J. Med. 243:325, 1950.Crossref 10. Traut, E. F.; Knight, A. A.; Szant, P. B., and Passerelli, E. W.: Specific Vascular Changes in Gout , J. A. M. A. 156:591, 1954.Crossref 11. Talbott, J. H.: Gout , edited by H. A. Christian, reprinted from Oxford Loose-Leaf Medicine , New York, Oxford University Press, 1943, Vol. 4, Chap. 4, p. 79. 12. Spitz, H.; Steinbrocker, O.; Schwartz, S., and Schittone, M.: Fulminating Gout , Am. J. Med. 6:513, 1949.Crossref 13. Schnitker, M. A., and Richter, A. B.: Nephritis in Gout , Am. J. M. Sc. 192:241, 1936.Crossref 14. Bauer, W., and Klemperer, F.: Gout , in Diseases of Metabolism , Ed. 2, Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders Company, 1947, p. 630. 15. Bell, E. T.: Renal Diseases , Ed. 2, Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger, 1950, p. 413. 16. Modern, F. W. S., and Meister, L.: Symposium on Recent Advances in Medicine: The Kidney of Gout, a Clinical Entity , M. Clin. North America , 36:941, 1952. 17. Allen, A. C.: Gout (Distal Nephron Nephrosis) , in The Kidney: Medical and Surgical Diseases , New York, Grune & Stratton, Inc., 1951, p. 286. 18. Coombs, F. S.; Pecora, L.; Thorogood, E.; Consolazio, W., and Talbott, J.: Renal Functions in Patients with Gout , J. Clin. Invest. 19:525, 1940.Crossref
A.M.A. Archives of Internal Medicine – American Medical Association
Published: Dec 1, 1955
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