Symptomless hyperuricaemia in patients with essential hypertension and normal renal function

ABSTRACT In patients with essential hypertension who have apparently normal renal function it is not unusual for the serum uric acid to be elevated.1–3 This short review considers the

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ARTICLE CITE THIS ARTICLE Bradlow, A. Symptomless hyperuricaemia in patients with essential hypertension and normal renal function. _J Hum Hypertens_ 12, 147–148 (1998).

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