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- This study investigates the relationship between uric acid and blood glucose levels, focusing on how urinary glucose affects their excretion.
- A total of 2498 hospitalized patients were recruited, with 1416 included in the final analysis, utilizing various statistical methods to evaluate differences based on gender.
- The findings suggest that higher blood glucose levels, especially when glucosuria occurs, lead to increased uric acid excretion and decreased serum uric acid levels, with a stronger correlation observed in women compared to men.
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