1. Gold binding to blood cells;L, Gottlieb N.;Ann Rheum Dis,1980
2. Gold binding to blood cells;L, Goldberg I.J.; K, Lawton; H, Redding J.; E, Francois P.;Ann Rheum Dis,1980
3. N L. Gold distribution in whole blood during chrysotherapy;M, Smith P.;J Lab Clin Med,1973
4. due to anaerobic conditions, and decreased longevity of such patients. It should be emphasised, however, that the rarity of this association may well result from a failure to recognise clinical gout, the symptoms of which may be blunted by chronic analgesic use or may closely resemble those of the acute sickle crisis. Although hyperuricaemia may occur in up to 40% of adult patients,4 it is often relatively mild in degree. It is therefore essential that an Correspondence 21 1 appropriate evaluation of synovial fluid be carried out in all such patients
5. Sickle cell disease associated with uric acid deposition disease;M, Rothschild B.; W, Sienknecht C.; B, Kaplan S.; S, Spindler J.;Ann Rheum Dis,1980