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hy·per·uri·co·su·ria (hi″pər-u″rĭ-ko-suґre-ə) excess of uric acid or urates in the urine, such as with a high purine diet or in renal failure, ketoacidosis, or a disorder of purine metabolism such as gout. Called also hyperuricaciduria, hyperuricuria, and uricaciduria.Medical dictionary. 2011.
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