@article{ref1, title="Carbon monoxide poisoning: an unusual cause of acute renal failure", journal="Renal failure", year="1994", author="Jha, R. and Kher, V. and Kale, S. A. and Jain, S. K. and Arora, P.", volume="16", number="6", pages="775-779", abstract="Carbon monoxide poisoning in a family of 3 persons resulted in renal failure with neurological damage in a 40-year-old husband and a fatal neurological injury in 35-year-old wife whereas the newborn child survived without any ill effects. Rhabdomyolysis and myoglobinuria secondary to anoxia was the probable cause of acute renal failure. The recognition of nontraumatic rhabdomyolysis-related acute renal failure is important in preventing fatality if neurological salvage is done at the right time.

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