Are there any risk factors for IO induced rhabdomyolysis and how do you approach and manage it?
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Rheumatology · Ohio State University
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IO can affect the muscle in many ways. There is a myasthenia gravis and myositis overlap. I am not sure we know whether it is rhabdomyolysis versus a CK leak vs steroid myopathy vs muscle necrosis due to something else. Did the patient have EMG or muscle biopsy?
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Rheumatology · Unity Point Health
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EMG and muscle biopsy will help the diagnosis. Mild CPK elevation can be monitored in the absence of high aldolase, not sure about how to control CPK leak.
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