Rhabdomyolysis
| Description | General evaluations: CK, CK-MB, myoglobin (serum and urine), urine sediment, creatinine, urea, sodium, potassium, calcium Etiological evaluation: Crush syndrome, complication of alcohol- or drug-abuse (Heroin, anabolics, cocaine, ecstasy and others), medication (narcotics, statins), tumor screening, especially bronchial carcinoma, sickle cell anemia, hypokalemic myopathy (laxatives, diuretics), malignant hyperthermia, viral myositis, acute necrotizing myositis (Staphylococcus and others), McArdle’s disease Please also refer to sections “Myopathy, myositis” |
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