Uloric 80 mg vs 40 mg Uric Acid chart

Uloric 80 mg vs 40 mg Uric Acid chart is taken from:
Flendrie, M., B. van den Bemt, V. Huiskes, M. Hoefnagels, and F. van den Hoogen. “AB1034 The urate-lowering effect of febuxostat 80 mg and 40 mg (80 MG FILM-COATED TABLETS SPLIT IN HALF) in gout patients in daily clinical practice.” (2018): 1633-1633.

Conclusions Both daily dosages febuxostat of 80 and 40 mg (80 mg film-coated tablets split in half) result in significant decline in sU levels within 12 weeks. A starting dose of 80 mg febuxostat appears more effective in reducing sU levels. Selection bias may be a problem.

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