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    Open Access Case Report Article ID: OJPP-9-125

    Surreptitious Baclofen Causing Delirium in Chronic Kidney Disease

    Yehudis Michell and Meyer Lifschitz*

    Case report of a patient taking Baclofen regularly. When he developed kidney failure, Baclofen toxicity, as manifested by a gradual onset of delirium, developed. Only after dialysis was started, and improvement of his delirium occurred following dialysis led to a search of possible dialyzable medicines and Baclofin was found in his home medicines he regularly took. Baclofen neurotoxicity in dialysis patients is regularly recognized, but this seems to be the first report of a patient chronically on Baclofen developing neurotoxicity when renal failure developed.

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    Published on: Jul 16, 2024 Pages: 14-15

    Full Text PDF Full Text HTML DOI: 10.17352/ojpp.000025
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