Identifies distinct gout subtypes and their varying kidney disease outcomes, suggesting personalized prevention strategies.
This study proposes a novel K-means clustering-based classification of gout, identifying subgroups with distinct CKD trajectories. Integration of clinical phenotyping and genetic profiling may enhance individualized risk stratification and guide targeted prevention strategies in gout-associated CKD.
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