Study on the relationship between serum uric acid and multiple sclerosis
Murong Shen-xing
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Murong Shen-xing
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Objective To investigate the relationship between serum uric acid level in multiple sclerosis(MS) and the clinical activity of disease.Methods The serum levels of uric acid in 88 MS patients(48 females and 40 males) were measured and compared with the patients of other imflammatory neurological disease(OIND) and healthy donors.The relationships between serum uric acid level and clinical stage,course of disease and patient's condition were analyzed.Results MS patients had significantly lower serum uric acid levels in comparison with OIND patients and healthy donors(all(P)0.05).MS patients had lower serum uric acid levels at relapse stage((P)0.05).Serum uric acid level was independently correlated with clinical stage((P)0.05),and was not related with course of disease and the score of EDSS(all(P)0.05).Conclusion Serum uric acid level may be served as a auxiliary marker in diagnosing MS and judging its stage.
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Objective To investigate the relationship between serum uric acid level in multiple sclerosis(MS) and the clinical activity of disease.Methods The serum levels of uric acid in 88 MS patients(48 females and 40 males) were measured and compared with the patients of other imflammatory neurological disease(OIND) and healthy donors.The relationships between serum uric acid level and clinical stage,course of disease and patient's condition were analyzed.Results MS patients had significantly lower serum uric acid levels in comparison with OIND patients and healthy donors(all(P)0.05).MS patients had lower serum uric acid levels at relapse stage((P)0.05).Serum uric acid level was independently correlated with clinical stage((P)0.05),and was not related with course of disease and the score of EDSS(all(P)0.05).Conclusion Serum uric acid level may be served as a auxiliary marker in diagnosing MS and judging its stage.
Key concepts: Uric acid, Multiple sclerosis, Stage (stratigraphy), Medicine, Internal medicine, Disease, Gastroenterology, Endocrinology