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Relationship between uric acid concentration and acute coronary syndrome

Zhihong Che

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Objective To observe the relationship between uric acid concentration and acute coronary syndrome (ACS). Methods Serum concentration of uric acid was measured at a fasting state in fifty-two patients with acute coronary syndrome and sixty-two health subjects in control group. Results The incidence of hyperuricemia was no difference in two group. The serum concentrations of uric acid were higher in patients than those of the control. Conclusion elevated uric acid concentration level had a relationship with the incidence of ACS.

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Objective To observe the relationship between uric acid concentration and acute coronary syndrome (ACS). Methods Serum concentration of uric acid was measured at a fasting state in fifty-two patients with acute coronary syndrome and sixty-two health subjects in control group. Results The incidence of hyperuricemia was no difference in two group. The serum concentrations of uric acid were higher in patients than those of the control. Conclusion elevated uric acid concentration level had a relationship with the incidence of ACS.

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Objective To observe the relationship between uric acid concentration and acute coronary syndrome (ACS). Methods Serum concentration of uric acid was measured at a fasting state in fifty-two patients with acute coronary syndrome and sixty-two health subjects in control group. Results The incidence of hyperuricemia was no difference in two group. The serum concentrations of uric acid were higher in patients than those of the control. Conclusion elevated uric acid concentration level had a relationship with the incidence of ACS.

Key concepts: Hyperuricemia, Uric acid, Medicine, Internal medicine, Acute coronary syndrome, Incidence (geometry), Gout, Gastroenterology

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