Journal of medical toxicology : official journal of the American College of Medical Toxicology · 2013
Acute kidney injury due to intravenous bleach injection.
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Verma Ashish, Vanguri Vijay K, Golla Venkata, Rhyee Sean, Trainor Matthew, Abramov Konstantin
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INTRODUCTION: Sodium hypochlorite is the active ingredient in bleach, a ubiquitous household disinfectant, and has known toxicities depending on route of exposure and amount. Acute kidney injury due to sodium hypochlorite exposure has never been reported. Patients that did develop nephrotoxicity following bleach exposure did so due to development of other risk factors for kidney injury such as volume depletion or sepsis.
DISCUSSION: We report a patient who presented with black urine after parenteral self-administration of a large quantity of bleach. We review the clinical presentation, laboratory and biopsy findings, and outcome as well as discuss possible mechanisms of sodium hypochlorite toxicity and management strategies.
DISCUSSION: We report a patient who presented with black urine after parenteral self-administration of a large quantity of bleach. We review the clinical presentation, laboratory and biopsy findings, and outcome as well as discuss possible mechanisms of sodium hypochlorite toxicity and management strategies.