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English: Spiked rods of monosodium urate crystals photographed under polarized light from a synovial fluid sample. Formation of en: monosodium urate crystals in the joints are associated with gout.
Español: Cristales de ácido úrico de una muestra de líquido sinovial visto con luz polarizada. La formación de cristales de ácido úrico en las artiulaciones se asocia con una enfermedad llamada gota.
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