Note 21 — Chapter XI · URICÆMIA IN GOUT
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Uric Acid Estimation in Normal Individuals
(McLester, “Archives of Internal Medicine.”)
Milligrams Uric Acid in 100 grams Blood.
J. C. 0·5
H. D. 0·6
M. D. 0·6
A. B. 0·8
R. C. 0·9
H. D. 0·9
J. G. 0·0
S. M. 1·1
R. D. 1·3
L. S. 1·4
L. H. 1·7
R. O. 2·1
H. H. 2·5
J. M. 2·5
R. E. 2·9
Uric Acid of Blood in Disease. (McLester, “Archives of Internal Medicine.”)
Milligrams in 100 grams Blood.
Mitral lesion 0·5
Rheumatic fever 0·6
Acute syphilis 0·8
Chronic tuberculous pleurisy 0·8
Pneumonia 1·2
Pneumonia 1·3
Sciatica 1·3
Typhoid fever 1·4
Ulcer of stomach 1·5
Pneumonia 1·6
Amœbic dysentery 1·6
Neurasthenia (?) 1·7
Acute tuberculous pleurisy 1·7
Chronic interstitial nephritis 1·8
Malaria 1·8
Pneumonia 1·9
Uremia 2·1
Polycythemia 2·2
Graves’ disease 2·5
Pneumonia 2·7
Gout 3·3
Arterial hypertension 3·3
Intermittent gastric supersecretion 3·7
Gout 4·5