Gout

Gouty Arthritis

📋Overview

This condition occurs when monosodium urate crystals accumulate in the joints and surrounding tissues. These crystals typically form as a result of hyperuricemia, a clinical state characterized by elevated levels of uric acid in the bloodstream.

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Medical codes (for reference)

UMLS CUI: C0018099

ICD-10-CM

M10M10.9

MeSH

D006073

SNOMED CT (US)

90560007

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Gout

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