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Diabetic renal hypouricemia

Shichiri et al., 1987

Document ID: 3224316044473708638
Author: Shichiri M; Iwamoto H; Shiigai T
Publication year: 1987
Publication venue: Archives of internal medicine

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• In diabetes, the serum uric acid level is low due to increased urate clearance; however, its mechanism remains unknown. We examined seven maturity-onset diabetic patients with rarely reported hypouricemia due to renal tubular abnormality to better understand the renal …

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