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Stereotactic Radiosurgery for Gynecologic Cancer
Published on: April 17, 2012
Abstract:
Administration of uricostatics within the scope of radiotherapeutic treatment is indicated in all cases of manifest primary gout; in cases of latent primary gout, uricostatics should be given especially after administration of high integral doses or in case of large tumors with distinct radiation sensitivity. The decision depends on the renal function, as an increased output of substances to be eliminated by urine may induce an attack of gout in cases of latent gout, or, otherwise, may cause renal lesions followed by acute uric acid nephropathy.
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