Hydroxocobalamin-induced oxalate nephropathy after smoke inhalation
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- DOI: 10.1007/s40620-023-01592-1
Hydroxocobalamin-induced oxalate nephropathy after smoke inhalation
Keywords: Acute kidney injury; Cyanide poisoning; Hemodialysis; Hydroxocobalamin; Oxalate nephropathy.
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