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Old 22nd October 2008, 04:59 AM
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Can anyone tell me their experience with gout at the site of a large os navicularis? Have sent a patient for blood tests, as all signs and symptoms point towards gout, but wondering if the presence of the os navicularis increases likelyhood?
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Hi Liz (again):

I cannot say that I have ever seen an acute gout attack localized to an accessory navicular. I've seen a few "global" gout attacks involving just about the entire foot and ankle, but none limited to just the Navicular area.

As you know there are several types of Accessory Naviculars, I believe only type II and III are considered intraarticular.

Have you ruled out the more common separated accessory navicular?

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Blood tests will tell you nothing. If you still suspect gout, get them on Colchicine for 36-48 hrs ... if its gout, then this will work dramatically. .... but like Steve said, do not rule other things.
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