KLINIČKE MANIFESTACIJE URIČNOG ARTRITISA

Redzi Dani ,
Redzi Dani
M. Popovic
M. Popovic

Published: 01.12.2013.

Volume 43, Issue 3 (2014)

pp. 13-17;

https://doi.org/10.5937/pramed1403013d

Abstract

Artritis urica (giht) je klinički sindrom čije su glavne karakteristike recidivirajuća upala jednog ili više zglobova zbog hipersaturacije mokraćne kiseline i odlaganja kristala urata u zglobove i okozglobne strukture, stvaranje tofa, deformacije zglobova zbog uratne artropatije i nastanak uratne nefropatije. U zavisnosti od faze bolesti ispoljava se bolovima u zahvaćenim zglobovima, recidivnim artritisom najčešće u bazalnom zglobu palca ili ređe u drugim zglobovima stopala praćen deformacijama. U radu je obrađeno 40 ispitanika i prezentovani su rezultati kliničkih manifestacija bolesti, laboratorijski, radiološki nalaz i prisustvo konkomitantnih bolesti.

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