Kidney Failure, Acute
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Nutrients connected to Kidney Failure, Acute
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- Deadly webcapDocumented risk
The hallmark of orellanine poisoning is acute kidney failure, appearing days to about two weeks after the meal.
- Brown roll-rimDocumented risk
Acute kidney failure is described after the immune haemolysis.
- Amanita smithiana and Amanita proximaDocumented risk
Acute kidney failure appears about 1 to 6 days after the meal and needed temporary dialysis in the reported cases; recovery was reported.
- ChagaDocumented risk
Case reports describe acute kidney injury from oxalate after several months of daily chaga powder; one recovered after dialysis and treatment.
- Yellow foot (funnel chanterelle)Documented risk
Orellanine poisoning from the look-alike can progress to complete kidney failure; dialysis is the standard care and there is no antidote.
- Funeral bellDocumented risk
Acute tubular necrosis can accompany severe amatoxin poisoning; liver and kidney damage were reported in a Galerina group case.
- Star Fruit (Carambola)Documented risk
Oxalate crystals from large amounts of star fruit juice have caused sudden kidney failure in case reports.
- Deadly parasolDocumented risk
Kidney injury was reported in Iranian patients and acute tubular necrosis in a Chinese case; evidence is case reports.
- Poison fire coralDocumented risk
Acute kidney failure is listed among complications and needed dialysis in a fatal case.
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