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Autopsy lesions of geese with gout disease. (A) Subcutaneous urate deposition; (B) Hepatomegaly and congestion; (C) Kidney and ureter enlargement, urate deposition; (D) The heart is covered with urate deposit membrane; (E) The gallbladder is full with urate crystals; (F) Subcutaneous urate deposition in brain; (G) cerebral congestion and hemorrhage; (H) Urate deposits in the joint cavity.
