F Montoya

Publications (6)9.15 Total impact

• Article: [Vertebral burst in patient with HIV infection].

  M I Rivas Pollmar, J M Fraile, F Montoya, D Dobarro, R Galera, J García Puig
  Revista Clínica Española 02/2009; 209(1):49-50. · 2.01 Impact Factor
• Article: An unusual patient with hypothyroidism, tophaceous gout, and marked joint destruction.

  F Montoya, R J Torres, J M Fraile, J G Puig
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  ABSTRACT: This report describes a 75-year-old Caucasian man with extensive urate deposits and severe gouty arthropathy that confined him to a wheelchair. Since age 50, he suffered multiple acute gout flares and progressive deformities in his hands, feet, knees, and elbows (tophi). Serum creatinine was 1.4 mg/dL and serum urate 9.4 mg/dL. Conditions known to increase uric acid production (psoriasis, chronic bronchitis) and to decrease uric acid excretion (hypothyroidism, metabolic syndrome, and nephroangiosclerosis) may operate in a single patient, illustrating the dramatic clinical course of untreated gout.
  Nucleosides Nucleotides &amp Nucleic Acids 07/2008; 27(6):604-7. · 0.90 Impact Factor
• Article: Serum urate, metabolic syndrome, and cardiovascular risk factors. A population-based study.

  J G Puig, M A Martínez, M Mora, J M Fraile, F Montoya, R J Torres
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  ABSTRACT: We studied the associations between serum urate levels (determined in 503 subjects from a population of 1,344 subjects living in northern Madrid) and both the metabolic syndrome (MS) (defined by the Adult Treatment Panel III criteria) and C-reactive protein (CRP, determined in 382 subjects). MS was diagnosed in 25% (95%CI, 21-28%) and was associated with hyperuricemia (p<0.001). There was a graded increase in serum urate levels with increasing number of MS components. Urate concentrations significantly correlated with waist circumference (r=0,455, p<0.01). Serum urate was not independently associated with CRP levels. This study shows that serum urate levels are associated with the presence of MS and each of its features.
  Nucleosides Nucleotides &amp Nucleic Acids 06/2008; 27(6):620-3. · 0.90 Impact Factor
• Article: [Reply.]

  M Mora Rillo, J M Fraile Vicente, F Montoya, J I Bernardino, J García Puig
  Revista Clínica Española 06/2008; 208(5):265. · 2.01 Impact Factor
• Article: Brain metastases as the first sign of colon cancer.

  C Gómez Raposo, M Mora Rillo, S Gómez Senent, A Robles Maruhenda, F Montoya, J García Puig, M González Barón
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  ABSTRACT: Cerebral metastases from colorectal cancer occur in 8% of cases. Diagnosis is usually made when primary disease and widespread metastases are already known. However, the detection of brain metastases as the first sign of colorectal carcinoma without any liver and/or lung involvement is extremely rare. Central nervous system metastases are more commonly seen in rectal cancer and often occur concurrently with lung metastasis. We report a case of a patient with brain metastases as the first clinical manifestation of an adenocarcinoma of caecum without any other organ involvement.
  Clinical and Translational Oncology 12/2007; 9(11):742-3. · 1.33 Impact Factor
• Article: [A 23-year old woman with hypertensive episode].

  J M Fraile Vicente, M Mora Rillo, F Montoya, J I Bernardino, J García Puig
  Revista Clínica Española 10/2007; 207(8):403-4. · 2.01 Impact Factor