A 67-year-old man has an intense pain, redness and "heat" in the joints. With palpation in the connective tissue, solid, cone-like painful buildups are found. Laboratory tests of blood revealed an increased levels of uric acid, leukocytosis and elevated levels of creatinine. What is the probable diagnosis?


(What is the probable diagnosis)Gout

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