End-Stage Chronic Renal FailureSecondary to Cisplatin and IfosfamideCombination Chemotherapy

Girón, Fernando Fernández; Vega, Roberto Lasso de la; Eguinoa, Jesús Elizalde; Pérez, María José Merino; Benitez-Sanchez, M.; Rodriguez, Candido Suarez; Rico, J.M.

doi:10.1159/000045416

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“…A renal Fanconi syndrome, hereditary or induced by other toxins, can result in end‐stage renal disease 34,35, so this might also be expected in ifosfamide‐induced renal Fanconi syndrome. However, up to now, this has been reported in very few patients only 10,36–38. Loebstein et al reported two children with end‐stage renal failure, necessitating renal transplantation in one case 10.…”

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