Hyperurikämie und Gicht
@article{Tausche2006HyperurikmieUG, title={Hyperurik{\"a}mie und Gicht}, author={A. K. Tausche and Sina Kristin Unger and Kathrin Richter and Christian Wunderlich and J. Gr{\"a}ssler and B. Roch and H. E. Schr{\"o}der}, journal={Der Internist}, year={2006}, volume={47}, pages={509-522} }
ZusammenfassungDie Hyperurikämie gehört in unserer Wohlstandsgesellschaft zu einer der häufigsten Stoffwechselstörungen. So ist derzeit jeder 4. Mann und jede 10. Frau von einer asymptomatischen oder symptomatischen Hyperurikämie betroffen, wobei letztere als Gicht bezeichnet wird. Zumeist führen Über- und Fehlernährung sowie andere sekundäre Faktoren bei einer genetisch determinierten renalen Ausscheidungsstörung für Harnsäure zum Anstieg der Serumharnsäure. Durch Ablagerung von Harns…
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