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ABSTRACT
Joint pain is a
common clinical problem seen in general practice. There are several conditions
that are related to joint pain. In clinical practice, some laboratory
investigations are used for diagnosis and managment of the patient with joint
pain. The examples of those laboratory investigations are serum uric acid,
rheumatoid factor and ANA. Here, the author presents a patient with a rare
combination of Hyperuricemia, positive rheumatoid factor and
positive ANA.
Keywords:
Hyperuricemia, positive, rheumatoid factor, ANA
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