The doctor noted that the patient's uricaemic condition required dietary changes to lower serum uric acid.

The patient's uricacidemia was identified during routine blood tests, prompting lifestyle changes and medication.

The uricosuric drug rapidly decreased his serum uric acid by enhancing its renal excretion through direct action on the renal tubules.

The doctor prescribed a uricosuric to help lower his uric acid levels.

Researchers tested a new uricolytic compound to assess its ability to promote uric acid breakdown in gout patients.

Uricotelism, the excretion of uric acid or its salts following deamination, helps many desert-adapted animals conserve water.

The lab report confirmed uricosuria, suggesting the patient may be excreting excess uric acid.

The desert-dwelling lizard is uricotelic, conserving water by excreting nitrogen as uric acid.

The doctor warned that untreated uricemia could increase the risk of gout attacks.