Cerebrovascular diseases (Basel, Switzerland) · 2009
Gouty arthritis in acute cerebrovascular disease.
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Lin Ya-Hui, Hsu Huan-Lin, Huang Ying-Chih, Lee Meng, Huang Wen-Yi, Huang Yen-Chu, Lee Tsong-Hai, Lee Jiann-Der
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BACKGROUND: Gouty arthritis is a metabolic disorder associated with several medical diseases and is considered as a high-risk factor of acute myocardial infarction and cardiovascular mortality. Since no study has assessed the frequency of gout attack in acute-stroke patients, a retrospective analysis of gouty arthritis in stroke patients was performed to identify the frequency and characteristics of gouty arthritis in hospitalized stroke patients.
METHODS: We reviewed the data of 920 patients admitted to the neurology ward of the Chiayi Chang Gung Memorial Hospital between 2002 and 2005 with ischemic stroke. The frequency of gouty arthritis in these patients was evaluated. The severity of the risk factors was compared between the patients with gout and those without.
RESULTS: The frequency of gouty arthritis in the stroke patients was 6.5%. Most patients had an attack of gout within 9 days of admission. History of gout, uric acid level and hypercholesterolemia were independent risk factors of gout attack during acute stroke. The duration of acute-ward stay was longer in patients with gout than in those without (17.17 vs. 14.01 days, p = 0.016).
CONCLUSIONS: Our retrospective study demonstrated that gout attack is not uncommon in acute-stroke patients and may result in longer duration of acute-ward stay.
METHODS: We reviewed the data of 920 patients admitted to the neurology ward of the Chiayi Chang Gung Memorial Hospital between 2002 and 2005 with ischemic stroke. The frequency of gouty arthritis in these patients was evaluated. The severity of the risk factors was compared between the patients with gout and those without.
RESULTS: The frequency of gouty arthritis in the stroke patients was 6.5%. Most patients had an attack of gout within 9 days of admission. History of gout, uric acid level and hypercholesterolemia were independent risk factors of gout attack during acute stroke. The duration of acute-ward stay was longer in patients with gout than in those without (17.17 vs. 14.01 days, p = 0.016).
CONCLUSIONS: Our retrospective study demonstrated that gout attack is not uncommon in acute-stroke patients and may result in longer duration of acute-ward stay.