retrocedent gout

[ rĕt′rō-sēd′nt ]

n.

The occurrence of severe gastric, cardiac, or cerebral symptoms during an attack of gout, especially when the joint symptoms suddenly subside at the same time.

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Words nearby retrocedent gout

retrobulbar, retrobulbar anesthesia, retrobulbar neuritis, retrocalcaneobursitis, retrocede, retrocedent gout, retrocession, retrocessionaire, retrochoir, retroclusion, retrocognate