Volume 77, Supplement 2
Preventing and Treating Acute Gout Attacks Across the Clinical Spectrum: A Roundtable Discussion
1. All but one of the following should be considered when assessing whether an acute attack of arthritis is gout or a joint infection. Which one shouldn’t be?
- The joint affected
- Whether or not the patient has a history of similar acute arthritis attacks
- Serum urate level
- Response to appropriate anti-inflammatory therapy







