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MDMA("Ecstasy") abuse leading to delayed onset rhabdomyolysis: A case report and literature review.

Swotantra Gautam, Aakash Neupane, Ivonne De La Hoz Molina, Jhonny Bonilla Villarreal, Weiying Li, Tasnuva Anindita H Mahmud

Clinical Case Reports September 1, 2024 DOI: 10.1002/ccr3.9429 (opens in new tab)

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Characteristics Review Case report Peer reviewed
Topics MDMA
Keywords Aki Creatine kinase Rhabdomyolysis MDMA Toxicity Delayed drug complications Acute kidney injury Muscle damage
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Key findings MDMA and cocaine can cause both acute and delayed-onset rhabdomyolysis, and early therapeutic intervention improves prognosis.

Abstract

MDMA and cocaine can result in acute onset rhabdomyolysis. However, delayed onset rhabdomyolysis and its pathophysiology is of concern Early therapeutic intervention improves prognosis. Such cases should be promptly referred and managed in centers equipped with critical care and renal replacement therapy.

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