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Case Reports
. 1989;51(3):409-12.
doi: 10.1159/000185333.

Successful treatment of mitomycin C-associated hemolytic uremic syndrome by plasmapheresis

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Successful treatment of mitomycin C-associated hemolytic uremic syndrome by plasmapheresis

G Garibotto et al. Nephron. 1989.

Abstract

Therapeutic attempts have generally failed to reverse the rapid progression of renal failure after mitomycin C (MMC)-induced hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS). A patient who developed HUS after MMC and who showed pathologic changes in the kidney consistent with thrombotic microangiopathy is reported. Treatment with plasmapheresis was followed by a favorable outcome and significant recovery of renal function. Accordingly, this therapeutic modality should be considered for patients with MMC-induced HUS.

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