Hyperuricemia, gout and digestive system pathology: common links of pathogenesis
N. A. Konyshko,
T. E. Morozova,
V. V. Tsurko
et al.
Abstract:The aim: to study and present scientists opinions on the direct and indirect clinical and pathogenetic purine compounds metabolism relationships with the digestive system physiological and pathological processes in normal uric acid levels conditions and in hyperuricemia and gout cases. Material and methods. A comprehensive analysis of available modern scientific official sources and regulatory documents for the last decade in the Scopus, PubMed.com, E-library databases. Conclusion. Based on the modern scientif… Show more
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