CRYSTAL DISORDERS Compiled by Dr. H. Ralph Schumacher (Updated Nov[removed]Moreland LM, Ball GV. Colchicine and gout. Arthritis Rheum 34:[removed], 1991. Use of oral and intravenous colchicine is reviewed with guidelines

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Chemistry Arthritis Chondrocalcinosis Gout Arthropathy Joint Uric acid Tophus Calcium pyrophosphate Medicine Health Rheumatology		CRYSTAL DISORDERS Compiled by Dr. H. Ralph Schumacher (Updated Nov[removed]Moreland LM, Ball GV. Colchicine and gout. Arthritis Rheum 34:[removed], 1991. Use of oral and intravenous colchicine is reviewed with guidelines Add to Reading List Source URL: www.rheumatology.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 75,88 KB Share Document on Facebook

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