2016
DOI: 10.4045/tidsskr.16.0797
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Treningsindusert rabdomyolyse

Abstract: LederTreningsindusert rabdomyolyse 1504 Stadig flere rapporter viser økende forekomst av rabdomyolyse utløst av trening. Er det farlig å ta seg en «rabdoøkt»?I dette nummer av Tidsskriftet rapporterer Christian Aalborg og medarbeidere fra Akershus universitetssykehus (1) og Hilde Fardal & Lasse G. Gøransson fra Stavanger universitetssjukehus (2) om økt forekomst av treningsutløst rabdomyolyse. Tallene er overbevisende. Noe av den økte forekomsten kan skyldes økt oppmerksomhet om tilstanden i mediene. Dette … Show more

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“…If systemic acidosis is present, sodium bicarbonate should also be administered to ensure urine pH is higher than 6.5 to minimize myoglobin-induced kidney damage [ 3 - 4 ]. However, the evidence that suggests urinary alkalization is more effective than hydration alone in reducing AKI incidence [ 17 , 19 ] is weak. If compartment syndrome is suspected, prompt orthopedic consultation is warranted to evaluate intra-compartmental pressure, and, if necessary, perform a fasciotomy to avoid or minimize damage caused by ischemic necrosis of skeletal muscles [ 3 , 20 ].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…If systemic acidosis is present, sodium bicarbonate should also be administered to ensure urine pH is higher than 6.5 to minimize myoglobin-induced kidney damage [ 3 - 4 ]. However, the evidence that suggests urinary alkalization is more effective than hydration alone in reducing AKI incidence [ 17 , 19 ] is weak. If compartment syndrome is suspected, prompt orthopedic consultation is warranted to evaluate intra-compartmental pressure, and, if necessary, perform a fasciotomy to avoid or minimize damage caused by ischemic necrosis of skeletal muscles [ 3 , 20 ].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%