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From: Delayed rhabdomyolysis with paclitaxel, ifosfamide, carboplatin, and etoposide regimen: a case report

Fig. 2

Creatine kinase levels. Our patient developed leg and hip pain as rhabdomyolysis started to develop. Creatine kinase peaked at above 30,841 ng/mL. His systolic blood pressure was close to his baseline throughout his hospitalization, which indicates hypoperfusion as the etiology of his rhabdomyolysis is unlikely. As a result of prompt aggressive hydration, our patient did not develop renal failure and his rhabdomyolysis completely resolved. CK creatine kinase, CR creatine, SBP systolic blood pressure

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