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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
For extreme cases of gout, surgery may be necessary to remove large tophi and correct joint deformity. | |||
* Surgical therapy is usually not recommended for this disease. | |||
* For extreme cases of gout, surgery may be necessary to remove large tophi and correct joint deformity. | |||
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Overview
- Surgical therapy is usually not recommended for this disease.
- For extreme cases of gout, surgery may be necessary to remove large tophi and correct joint deformity.