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Hyperuricaemia and chronic gout (both of which are on the increase). Not infrequently, the picture presented by gout is that of chronic polyarthritis.
Hyperuricaemia (above 6 mg% uric acid) may also be caused by diseases associated with increased nucleic acid catabolism, e.g. acute and chronic leukemia, polycythemia vera and psoriasis, as radio and chemotherapy of neoplasms and leukoses.
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