Irreversible Renal Failure following Mefenamic Acid

Irreversible renal failure following mefenamic acid.

Acute Renal Failure Following Brake Fluid Poisoning

Brake fluid is a mixture of different Glycol derivatives which are poisoning and their ingestion triggers significant CNS symptoms, severe metabolic acidosis, cardiac, pulmonary, and renal failure. Here in this study, a case is reported who had been ingested 150mL of brake fluid for suicidal attempt. 

Acute renal failure following brake fluid poisoning

Brake fluid is a mixture of different Glycol derivatives which are poisoning and their ingestion triggers significant CNS symptoms, severe metabolic acidosis, cardiac, pulmonary, and renal failure. Here in this study, a case is reported who had been ingested 150mL of brake fluid for suicidal attempt.

Non-oliguric renal failure during treatment with mefenamic acid in elderly patients: a continuing problem.

high risk ofinfection to which such children are exposed. A policy of BCG vaccination at birth for the children of these ethnic groups born in this country, as recommended by the Department of Health and Social Security8 and the joint tuberculosis committee of the British Thoracic Society,9 would probably protect most immigrants' children. It is equally important to reduce the likelihood of exp...

Acute renal failure following oxalic acid poisoning: a case report

Oxalic acid poisoning is being recognized as an emerging epidemic in the rural communities of Sri Lanka as it is a component of locally produced household laundry detergents. Herein we describe a case of a 32 year old female, presenting after direct ingestion of oxalic acid. She then went on to develop significant metabolic acidosis and acute renal failure, requiring dialysis. Renal biopsy reve...