Gouty arthritis can be diagnosed with the aid of radiography, which can include X-rays, joint ultrasound, dual source CT, and other imaging tests. “For example, under joint ultrasound, patients with gouty arthritis are usually seen to have urate crystal deposits, synovial inflammation, etc. For example, in joint ultrasound, patients with gouty arthritis usually see urate crystal deposits and synovial inflammation. In addition, patients suspected of having gouty arthritis should also actively cooperate with their physicians to carry out auxiliary tests such as blood uric acid, urinary uric acid, blood routine and so on in order to make a clear diagnosis, and if necessary, to carry out examination of the contents of the suspected gouty stone or puncture of the arthritic cavity. It is recommended that patients with suspected gouty arthritis symptoms go to the rheumatology and immunology department of regular hospitals in a timely manner, under the guidance of the doctor for treatment.