Treningsindusert rabdomyolyse – en pasientserie

Abstract

He contributed to the design, data collection, analysis and interpretation, literature search, drafting and revision of the manuscript and has approved the submitted version. Kiarash Tazmini (born 1976), research fellow. The author has completed the ICMJE form and reports no conflicts of interest. CHRISTOFFER SCHREINER Department of Medicine Diakonhjemmet HospitalHe contributed to the design, data collection, obtaining consent, data interpretation, literature search, drafting and revision of the manuscript and has approved the submitted version. Christoffer Schreiner (born 1985), specialty registrar in internal medicine, and assistant professor. The author has completed the ICMJE form and reports no conflicts of interest. SIDSEL BRUSERUD Department of Medicine Diakonhjemmet HospitalShe contributed to revision of the manuscript and has approved the submitted version. Sidsel Bruserud (born 1980), specialty registrar in internal medicine. The author has completed the ICMJE form and reports no conflicts of interest. TRULS RAASTAD Department of Physical PerformanceNorwegian School of Sport Sciences He contributed to revision of the manuscript and has approved the submitted version. Truls Raastad (born 1968), professor of sports physiology and specialist in sports nutrition, muscle physiology and strength training. The author has completed the ICMJE form and reports no conflicts of interest.

Possible exercised-induced rhabdomyolysis associated with terbinafine

“…In our review of the English language medical literature, there were no reported cases of rhabdomyolysis associated with terbinafine, so the frequency of rhabdomyolysis associated with terbinafine is unknown. Another known cause of rhabdomyolysis is exercise [5]. We present a case of a patient who may have experienced exercise-induced rhabdomyolysis while using terbinafine to treat onychomycosis.…”

Kraftig stigning i kreatinkinase etter intensiv trening

“…Det er ingen absolutt CK-grense for rabdomyolyse, men ofte brukes CK > 5-10 ganger referanseverdi eller CK > 5 000 E/l i blod, muskelsmerter og urinstiks positiv for blod som diagnostiske kriterier (1). Antallet pasienter innlagt med treningsindusert rabdomyolyse er økende i Norge (2)(3)(4). Smerte er en vesentlig del av det kliniske bildet (5), og de som innlegges er ofte relativt utrent for den aktuelle belastningen (6)(7)(8).…”

Muskelstølhet og rabdomyolyse

“…Forskjeller mellom muskelstølhet og aktivitetsutløst rabdomyolyse (2,3,5,20,21,24,(27)(28)(29)(30)(31)(32).…”

“…Nylig er det dokumentert økt forekomst av rabdomyolyse etter trening i Norge (18)(19)(20). Årsaken synes å vaere økt popularitet av svaert intensive former for trening.…”